BT Profile
BT is one of Europe's leading providers of telecommunications services. Its principal activities include local, national and international telecommunications services, broadband and internet products and services, and IT solutions. In the UK, BT serves over 20 million business and residential customers with more than 29 million exchange lines, as well as providing network services to other licensed operators.
• BT consists principally of three lines of business:BT Retail, serving businesses and residential customers and including BT Openworld, one of the UK's leading ISPs.
•BT Wholesale, providing network services and solutions within the UK, including ADSL, conveyance, transit, bulk delivery of private circuits, frame relay and ISDN connections.
•BT Global Services, BT's managed services and solutions provider, serving multi-site organisations worldwide. Its core target market is the top 10,000 global multi-site organisations with European operations.
BT Latest News Articles
BT ADSL Limits removed for 512kb/sec services
Following BT Wholesale trials in Milton Keynes and rural areas around Fort William and Dingwall in the Scottish Highlands, BT is confident a 512kb/sec ADSL service can now be provided to the vast majority of people beyond the former limit which was roughly equivalent to 6km distance from the exchange.
Found in Infrastructure Technology News
BT Adds 'Self-Help' Option for Broadband Customers
BT's consumer and business broadband customers can now have the ability to fix many of their internet problems themselves, as soon as they happen.
Found in Infrastructure Technology News
Yahoo! and BT Join Forces to Build Yahoo! Messenger with BT Communicator, a Next Generation Communications Offering
Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO) and British Telecommunications plc announced that the companies are creating a next-generation call management offering based on the Yahoo! Messenger platform.
Found in Chat & Messengers News
BT Announces Network Transformation Timetable
BT set out the timetable for the transformation of its UK networks. It announced a five year programme to underpin the next generation of converged, multimedia communications services.
Found in Infrastructure Technology News