This year, we’re delighted to share that Triton has renewed its Disability Confident Employer status. Being a disability confident business telecoms provider is something we take real pride in as it reflects the kind of workplace we want to build: one where people feel supported, understood and able to do their best. What being a … Read more
At Triton, sustainability in business telephony is a constant commitment. Every quarter, we take a close look at how we’re operating to identify where we can reduce our environmental impact. As part of our ongoing focus on sustainability in business telephony, we’re finding smart, practical ways to lower our footprint while maintaining the reliable service … Read more
At Triton Telecom, we’re doing our part for the planet. Last year, we committed to introducing a sustainability policy and here’s how we’re progressing: ✅ Reducing travel miles: We’ve exceeded our target by 262%! By embracing Teams calls and using public transport for appointments, we’re cutting unnecessary travel and reducing our carbon footprint. In addition, … Read more
We are thrilled to announce that Triton Telecom was awarded the Customer Service Initiative of the Year 2023 at the Midlands Service Excellence Awards in March! This recognition is a testament to our team’s dedication to providing outstanding customer service and going above and beyond for our customers. Amazing customer service is essential to everyone … Read more
UK businesses adjusted quickly to keep their operations running during the first national lockdown. Businesses achieved continuity at times by simply adapting their existing technology solutions and making use of free digital services wherever possible. But as we progress now into more permanent ways of working in a post-Covid landscape, businesses must adjust their technology … Read more
Traditional analogue telephone lines are ceasing in 2025 and Triton Telecom wants to make sure you’re not caught out. We’ve put together a short video with our technical support, Ryan, to explain the ins and outs of the future of telephones. As a recap: Traditional analogue lines will be cut off by 2025, and replaced … Read more
