Bt Share Discussion Threads

[action] 12/9/2018 18:55

Creeping up .Shhh....

[toon1966] 12/9/2018 08:48

That maybe the case but I do believe they will accept cash, credit cards and money transfer.....

[hamhamham1] 11/9/2018 21:19

Maybe cheques will mostly be accepted by the EU?
Its the gov votes which will be hard work.

[hamhamham1] 11/9/2018 15:45

Feels like the market is pausing to work out where to head, it's like it's currently doing the silly dance bit on the floor routine gymnastics before it does a load of cartwheels and tumbles. Let's see.

[hamhamham1] 11/9/2018 13:46

I thought most drug dealers had left the metropolis and now being "good ol boys" like Bo and Luke Duke - crossing county lines?
"Go get 'em Flash! - Cooty Hooty"

[montyhedge] 11/9/2018 08:24

Lol you could not make that up.

[diku] 10/9/2018 23:32

From the media...hilarious though...



Councils and police have reportedly halted the installation of BT digital kiosks after finding drug dealers were exploiting them to run their businesses.

E&T magazine reported that BT was seeking permits to install 100 ‘InLink’ phone kiosks, having already erected about 200 in 20 cities, following a pilot in Camden, north west London, in March last year, when police intervened.

E&T, an engineering and technology trade magazine, said police stopped the London Borough of Tower Hamlets issuing BT permits to install more InLinks in July and has been in on-going talks with the company ever since.

[tradejunkie2] 10/9/2018 21:28

You are easily pleased.

[montyhedge] 10/9/2018 16:58

I had to laugh boys,
wrong photo come up, lol

[hasin] 10/9/2018 14:56

I asked BT to match their Plusnet deal and got similar deal.
Funnily overseas call centre handed me back to uk to do it.
Last time a Indian, I suppose, woman got irate as i kept asking her to repeat
the sentence.

[smurfy2001] 10/9/2018 12:33

One thing BT could do to retain customers is stop these discounted deals. Who stays on after 12 or 24 months without doing a bit of hard bargaining l bet lots of people move away to a cheaper deal. It's a revolving door of new customers and older customers leaving after their contract ends.

[djnzloop] 10/9/2018 12:24

What stupid sell off? Like the last 3 years?

[kmann] 10/9/2018 12:09

Flying back up now after that stupid sell off

[toon1966] 10/9/2018 09:52

Sky deal with Openreach aims to double superfast broadband base - Sky will aim to more than double its number of superfast broadband customers after becoming the first major provider to sign up to a discount wholesale deal with BT’s network arm Openreach.

In exchange for price cuts of up to 40pc, Sky has committed to sell superfast or ultrafast services to at least 84pc of its broadband customers within five years. At its last results more than six out of 10 of its 6.2 million subscribers were still on basic packages.

The deal also means Sky will become a retailer of new ultrafast services on the Openreach network.

[timmy11] 10/9/2018 07:20

BT launches Service and Network Automation Platform for SD-WAN
Sunday, September 09, 2018 BT, NFV, SD-WAN, SDN
BT introduced its new Service and Network Automation Platform (SNAP) for helping customers innovate using SD-WAN and NFV technologies.

BT's SNAP, which is deployed at the heart of its global network, is built with best-in-breed technologies, including YANG for network modeling and TOSCA for service definition and VNF service chaining. Control commands can now cascade through BT’s systems taking effect within minutes, something that previously could take weeks. SNAP integrates with SD-WAN controllers from Cisco and Nuage Networks (Nokia). It also works with Cisco’s Network Services Orchestrator.

BT said it plans to extend orchestration from its core network to major third-party cloud data centers and all the way into customers’ LAN and data center LANs (DC-LANs). This will provide end-to-end applications visibility, control and configuration from customers’ laptops and devices through to servers in the cloud.

BT has also created at Centre of Excellence (CoE) to pool its SD-WAN and NFV expertise. The CoE supports the full lifecycle of customers’ SD-WAN or NFV services, collaborating across design and deployment to operations. The integrated team is backed with a programme of investment in training and tools in areas such as YANG, Netconf and TOSCA — new skills that are in very short supply.

Keith Langridge, vice president of network services at BT, said: “We’re investing to make it easier for our customer to take advantage of the latest networking technologies and cloud. Our new Service and Network Automation Platform and Centre of Excellence help customers tap into our wealth of know-how and experience in SDN and NFV. We have created a unique environment in which customers can deploy the latest software-defined services alongside their underlying network technologies. This transforms their experience of the journey to SD-WAN and makes the promise of software-defined services an operational reality.”

[hamhamham1] 09/9/2018 08:15

Hasin. Here's some more of my 'BS' for you ;)

[hasin] 07/9/2018 18:56

Yes but does he BS like monty

[toon1966] 07/9/2018 16:38

This individual has even more followers

[toon1966] 07/9/2018 16:35

Add to this Ronan Dunne, also of Verizon, who was touted a few days ago.

[hamhamham1] 07/9/2018 16:19

There is talk of Verizon's Tim Armstrong being a BT CEO contender on the other site.
Surely not replacing one under performing marketing man with another?

[montyhedge] 07/9/2018 15:21

Lol I do like winding hamhamham up. One day ham you may have enough followers.