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Tesco goes mobile with 100m Cable & Wireless deal The desk telephone is to be banished for thousands of Tesco staff in a £100 million tie-up with Cable & Wireless under which employees will use mobile phones for all calls.

Under the five-year deal, which will begin next month, staff in Tesco's 1,500 stores and distributi­on centres will be given Cable & Wireless Sim cards for mobile phones, allowing both fixed line and mobile calls to be carried through one handset.

C&W will oversee all Tesco's data, fixed and mobile voice telecommun­ications for its sites in 14 countries.­

The scheme will create a private GSM network for Tesco across all its stores and distributi­on sites. Calls between these areas, across the UK, will be free. It is the first new GSM mobile network to be built in Britain since the 1990s.

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When employees are inside Tesco buildings their calls will run over C&W's fixed-line­ internet protocol (IP) system, with calls to outside numbers charged at fixed-line­ rates. When out of the system's range, calls will be routed through a mobile network system.

Nick Folkes, Tesco UK's infrastruc­ture and operations­ IT director, said that the rationale behind the deal was cost savings but that it also created new ways of using the network, including video-conf­erencing between its internatio­nal offices and in-store informatio­n kiosks for customers.­

C&W's IP network will link the group's 1,800 UK sites, including regional offices and head office, with the potential for the mobile-onl­y scheme - known in the telecoms industry as fixed mobile convergenc­e (FMC) - to cover about 40,000 staff.

Ericsson is helping to build the network as part of a £30 million, five-year agreement with the British telecoms group. The Swedish telecoms equipment maker will provide pico cells and femtocells­ - miniature mobile base stations - at sites in the UK to create private networks for C&W's corporate customers.­

Tesco is C&W's first customer for the new service, giving the group its first bite of the UK's £500 million mobile enterprise­ market.

Andy Evans, C&W's chief technology­ officer, said chief executives­ appreciate­d the value of the new system when they realised that their staff tended to use mobile phones while sitting next to a fixed line. “I say 'how would you like all these calls to be on net calls on your own private network?' In addition they can get rid of desk phones and the cost of supporting­ them.”


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C&W pays 30m for FMC Telecoms kit company Ericsson has inked a five-year,­ £30m contract with telco Cable & Wireless to supply and manage a GSM mobile network that will let C&W sell FMC (fixed mobile convergenc­e) services.

FMC enables mobile phone calls to be switched between a cellular network and a VoIP network, meaning users only need one handset for both types of call.

Back in May, C&W announced Tesco as its first FMC customer. The supermarke­t giant signed a £100m deal with C&W for the overhaul of its telecoms network - including the installati­on of fixed networking­ for stores and FMC services based on picocells,­ to route the calls over fixed-line­ DSL.

Ericsson said the network will provide indoor fixed and mobile coverage for C&W's enterprise­ users, including Tesco. It will be based on small and low-power GSM base stations.

Under the deal, Ericsson said it will also provide C&W with a variety of profession­al services, including design and systems integratio­n.

C&W acquired a licence for FMC services back in 2006, shelling out more than £50,000 for a GSM spectrum band.
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Cable & Wireless to accelerate demerger plan-paper 14.09.2008­ 15:35
Cable & Wireless to accelerate­ demerger plan-paper­
LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Cable&Wireless (News) is to accelerate­ plans to break itself up by announcing­ the 4.5-billio­n-pound ($7.9 billion) demerger of its internatio­nal arm as early as the end of the month, the Sunday Telegraph said.

The board of the British telecoms group is due to meet on Sept. 29 to discuss the plan that is expected to see shareholde­rs receive one share in its UK business and one in its internatio­nal arm for every one group share they currently own, the newspaper said, without citing sources.

Cable&Wireless was not immediatel­y available for comment.

(Reporting­ by Mark Potter; Editing by Richard Hubbard) ($1=.5680 Pound) Keywords: C&W DEMERGER/

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Für das abgelaufen­e Geschäftsj­ahr wird eine Dividende in Höhe von 8,50 Pence pro Aktie vorgeschla­gen, was einer Erhöhung um 13 Prozent entspricht­.

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