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Our order intake for the quarter was £409m,
up 33% on Q2 12/13.
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We sign a contract with Timico Group for the
migration of IP voice traffic to IP Exchange.
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We re-sign our Wi-fi deal with EE.
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Wholesale Read gets great feedback on its
new, simpler and cleaner look and format,
based on the new BT Wholesale identity.
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On 31 October we share our Q2
results: Our underlying revenue
was up 1% (3% including the
impact of the Court of Appeal
decision on ladder pricing in the
second quarter of last year). This
increase was primarily due to
18% growth in managed solutions
revenue and 23% growth in IP
services helped by IP Exchange
voice minutes increasing by around
60%, largely offset by a decline
in broadband and traditional
calls and lines revenue.
We saw new
business come in from
O2 as a result of the
Barberry BTNET campaign
for Q2.
We sign a deal with Cardiff City Council to
build and manage a Wi-fi network for ten
years. The deal provides BT Wholesale with
access to council street furniture to install
small cells to increase our reach for mobile
operator customers.
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