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PAGEONE RETAINED AS PREFERRED SUPPLIER TO PUBLIC SECTOR
PageOne Retains Preferred Supplier Status for New National Framework Agreement for Mobile Solutions
London 21st June 2006 – PageOne, the UK’s foremost supplier of wireless messaging technology and services, today announces it has retained its coveted position as a preferred paging and messaging specialist to the Public Sector. The announcement is part of the OGCbuying.solutions frameworks agreement update programme. The programme aims to deliver a series of framework agreements to replace the current GCat, S-Cat, GTC and GTM agreements that are moving towards the end of their terms.
PageOne has over 20 years’ experience in delivering wide area paging and mobile messaging to the NHS, MOD, emergency services, local and central government. The announcement further cements the strong, ongoing relationship PageOne enjoys with the Public Sector.
“We are delighted to once again retain our position as a preferred supplier to the Public Sector,” said Chris Jones, Managing Director of PageOne. “Our continued investment in our network infrastructure and service development gives us the competitive edge to meet the diverse needs of the Public Sector and business community as a whole.”
About PageOne.
PageOne has been providing award winning wireless messaging solutions for nearly 20 years and has established a track record of leading the field in the introduction of innovative products and services. PageOne owns and operates a UK-wide paging network and provides business SMS messaging solutions; PageOne Paging and PageOne Connect respectively.
All PageOne systems are powered by the company’s own flexible platform Oventus, developed to enable the seamless integration of mobile messaging across different networks and technologies. These services have consistently been designed to meet and exceed the demands of an increasingly mobile environment, providing reliable and cost effective communications to thousands of organisations across the government, NHS and major corporate sectors.