Ilkeston-based managed IT services specialist, IDT, has announced an unprecedented 4,000% growth in its business mobile sector through its upgraded partnerships with EE and O2.The partnerships see IDT extending its range of services into the MSP sector, including custom business mobile deals and mobile business broadband.The updated Partnership enables IDT, one of the fastest growing MSP in the East Midlands, to offer its customers a host of turnkey solutions on the nation’s two largest, fastest and most reliable mobile networks.Luke Draper, Managing Director of IDT, said: “This is yet another branch to our comprehensive tree of services. Over the years we have always directly referred our customers to the main mobile players but now as a trusted Partner we can add our personal, human touch. This is the key value-added service our customers require. “Our impressive success over the past 12 month shows how responsive the market and our customers have been to our bespoke mobile deals. The continuation and further development of this side of the business provides a clear path to enabling our growth and servicing even more customers nationwide.”EE business account manager at Mdee Rosie Vallance said: “We are very pleased to be working with the IDT team. The growth they have had so far in 2022 is amazing and we can only see this building throughout the latter part of this year and into 2023. They are so integrated into their customers, knowing their needs and requirements it helps us massively being able to work closer together tailoring the bespoke solutions for them.”“The take-up of our improved mobile solutions from our customers has been amazing,” added Ellie Wheeldon-Jones, office manager at IDT, who is at the forefront of this growth.She said: “With everyone wanting to work from anywhere from any device, the mobile data business is only going one way, so if we can help our customers tap into this and supply solutions that add value to their business then we are achieving our goal along with getting them the best deals out there.”
Managed IT services specialist set for ‘unprecedented’ growth after revealing EE and O2 partnerships
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