Orange Business Service has been selected to deploy a converged communications system for Switzerland-based packaging company Amcor.
The six-year, “multi-million euro” contact sees Orange’s enterprise unit supply a range of mobile and fixed-line solutions to Amcor as attempts to streamline communications across the 43 countries in which it operates.
Services supplied by OBS include Telecom Expense Management, Mobile Device Management, mobile connectivity, Business Together as a Service (B2GaaS) and Business Talk SIP Trunking.
The operator said the services will allow Amcor to make intra-company calls at no extra cost and streamline voice services in 19 countries using Orange’s SIP trunking.
Meanwhile, centralised mobile device management will enable Amcor to securely provision new applications to employees while managing costs using OBS’s Telecom Expense Management.
Joel Ranchin, VP Corporate IT & Global Business Services at Amcor, said: “We know Orange Business Services is a reliable partner with a proven delivery track record. In addition to having an unmatched global presence in both mobile and fixed connectivity, Orange tells a real end-to-end story around IT and digital transformation.
“Amcor continually reviews its IT solutions to ensure we are keeping up with the latest solutions.”
In an interview with European Communication last week, Thierry Bonhomme, Chief Executive of Orange Business Services, said business from voice, fixed and mobile activities were delivering results that were “better than expected.”
Anne-Sophie Lotgering, SVP Europe, Russia and CIS at Orange Business Services, added: “Our objective is to be the trusted partner in our customers’ digital transformation. This fixed-mobile convergence contract will help Amcor improve collaboration throughout the organisation and gain better control over all communications.”