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UK business customers get new Vodafone fast deal
India's News.Net
Monday 23rd November, 2009
Vodafone in the UK has told its business customers thay can opt into a new system that gives business customers priority access to the network during peak times.
The technology, which was launched in Spain last week, will give business customers access to the faster network for a premium of £44 a month.
Businesses, which are becoming increasingly reliant on their internet and mobile communications, are expected to benefit as thousands of customers tie up valuable bandwidth.
Vodafone’s new system will recognise priority customers to ensure they receive extra capacity.  Email this story to a friend
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