About Managed Communications


Managed Communications was founded in 2005 by Nathan Hill-Haimes and a board of fellow directors comprising experienced telecommunications and sales experts, all of whom had the aim of becoming market leaders in the provision of secure, fast and cost-effective data networks to businesses throughout the country.

Today, Managed Communications is relied upon by more than 30,000 business users for communications solutions and occupies the leading position in the UK data network market. In addition, the company's pioneering work and unrivalled customer service have seen them pick up numerous awards from industry bodies.

After identifying a gap in the market for bandwidth networking solutions that sat somewhere between single ADSL connections and leased lines, Managed Communications effectively designed the market for bonded ADSL and SDSL, an innovation which enabled them to become one of the top ten fastest-growing companies in the UK for the past three years.

The company was responsible for the work that led to the UK's first private, uncontended bonding network and now supplies a range of bandwidth solutions to businesses alongside its own pioneering bonded ADSL products, including SDSL, managed VPN connections and leased lines. All of Managed Communications' support staff are Cisco-qualified and the company has a pledge to answer all telephone enquiries within five seconds.

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