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Quickcomm boosts Asia Pacific team

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Global telecommunications management company, Quickcomm, has boosted its Asia Pacific team to support what it says is a growing demand for telecommunications management in the region.
Quickcomm Vice President and Head of Asia Pacific Sales, Piers Tyler, said the company had doubled its operational support team in the past twelve months and added five new sales and account managers, with the expanded team to “focus on providing best-in-class support and service to existing customers while also adding to its list of Fortune 500 customers.”

According to Tyler, enterprises throughout the APAC region are struggling to achieve visibility, control and security of their communications. “Our work with many of the world's leading enterprises is demonstrating how telecommunications management can improve business efficiency, drive customer responsiveness, maximise productivity and lower costs.”

Quickcomm CEO, Ian Yates, said the company had recognised the growing demand for telecommunications management across the globe and was committed to providing its Asia Pacific customers with the “best-in-class solutions and services.”

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