Case studies

At ttMobiles we pride ourselves on forging long-lasting relationships with all of our clients.

Our customers include household names in the private and public sectors, with user bases that range from the hundreds to the tens of thousands. Our clients are our biggest promoters, and they are keen to share their experiences with you.

Client confidentiality means we cannot promote all their names here, but please browse through a selection of case studies and contact us for more information.

Allen & Overy

Allen & Overy has a mobile fleet with 1,700 devices comprised of mobile phones, Blackberries and Datacards. The resourcing involved in managing the mobiles internally caused Allen & Overy to look for outside expertise. Read more

Heineken UK

For Heineken UK, with a mobile voice fleet of 3,500 and mobile data fleet of almost 1,000 devices, there was a requirement to understand how, where and what the mobile voice and data fleet was doing and at what cost. Read more

McAfee

For McAfee, the process of validating the mobile airtime bill, in addition to accessory and hardware purchases, was consuming significant internal resource and leading to billing disputes with the network provider. Read more

Sanderson Weatherall

Sanderson Weatherall is a national firm of chartered surveyors and property consultants with offices in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Manchester and Teesside. With over 260 staff – including almost 170 surveyors and valuers – they provide a multi-disciplined service to both the public and private sector on a national level. Read more

Xerox

Xerox Europe is a vast corporation - employing 8,000 staff in the UK alone. Mobile communications are essential to the operation of the business, but it was at a cost that was escalating year-on-year. Monitoring user handsets and contracts across ten different companies was an administrative nightmare and this was compounded by the variety of users across a wide range of departments. Xerox needed a centralised form of control, as with all noncore activities. Read more