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TalkTalk Business


FieldValue
nameTalkTalk Business
(TalkTalk Communications Ltd)
logoTalkTalk Business.png
logo_size200px
typeSubsidiary
predecessorPipex
Opal Telecom
Freedom2surf
Nildram
Tiscali Business
foundation2011
location_cityCity of Salford
location_countryUnited Kingdom
parentTalkTalk Group
industryTelecommunications
productsBusiness Fixed line, mobile telephony, Internet services and IT Support
homepagetalktalkbusiness.co.uk

(TalkTalk Communications Ltd) Opal Telecom Freedom2surf Nildram Tiscali Business

TalkTalk Business (trading name of TalkTalk Communications Ltd) is a business broadband, telephone, mobile phone and IT support provider owned by TalkTalk Group. The division supports approximately 180,000 UK businesses, and 350 resellers, that include voice and data specialists, system integrators and carriers.

History

TalkTalk Business was founded in 1995 by Neil McArthur as Opal Telecoms. TalkTalk Business changed its name from Opal Telecom on 1 February 2011. However it has its origins in many business divisions of telecommunications companies that have been taken over including Pipex, Opal Telecom, Freedom2surf, Nildram and Tiscali.

TalkTalk Group (trading as TalkTalk) was founded in 2003 as a subsidiary of Carphone Warehouse and was de-merged as a standalone company in March 2010.

Timeline

  • 1995: Opal Telecom founded
  • 2000: Provision of first hosted inbound services
  • 2002: Acquired by Carphone Warehouse for £103m
  • 2005: Vartec, Telequip and the UK operations of One.Tel acquired
  • 2006: Ecocall and Totem acquired
  • 2009: TalkTalk and Carphone Warehouse demerge
  • 2010: Opal becomes TalkTalk Business to allow it to leverage TalkTalk Group scale and brand. TalkTalk acquires UK operations of Tiscali
  • 2011: TalkTalk Business acquired Executel and V-Networks

Products

TalkTalk Business provides communication products such as voice and broadband connectivity.

References

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