Pictured above: Danielle Cochrane of Cloud Net and Fiona
Davies from WiRE
WiRE (Women in Rural Enterprise), are part of a new national
initiative to get rural business women talking to each other for
free. The initiative aims to encourage WiRE members,
including the businesswomen who meet monthly in across the country
from Yorkshire to Cambridgeshire, to share their ideas, knowledge
and expertise to ultimately grow their businesses.
To help rural businesswomen who run start-up or small
businesses, WiRE has decided to work with a cutting-edge small
business telephone system from Cloud Net, a company based on Green
Lane in Walsall. Cloud Net's small business phone system uses
the internet to enable free and low cost calls so that rural
businesswomen can speak to likeminded female entrepreneurs
throughout the WiRE network, while saving money and projecting a
professional image.
"We wanted to offer our members access to green, cost-effective
and reliable telephone system that would perform like that of
a large company's, while keeping the local and friendly ethos of
WiRE and Cloud Net's small business telephone system fits the bill,
said Fiona Davies, WiRE Business Manager.
"In addition, Cloud Net's free calls within its network, free
phones that we can use in the office or at home, and free set-up
means we can increase networking between our members and they can
plough the cost savings back into their businesses."
For a fixed fee of £8.50 a month, WiRE members receive
unlimited free phone calls within the WiRE community or to other
Cloud Net system users. The Cloud Net system also gives WiRE
members all the features of a professional business switchboard and
free telephone handsets.
The telephone system, is based on VoIP (Voice over Internet
Protocol), and gives local women-owned businesses, important
features such as call forwarding, voicemail sent to your email
inbox, conferencing, call recording and cheap international calls.
WiRE members only pay for calls made outside the WiRE and
Cloud Net network and international calls.
WiRE supports some 2,000 women in rural business by offering
members a package of practical business services which now include
Cloud Net's telephone system. Local WiRE networks help
members keep up to date on all the latest news whilst
improving their skills and doing business.
Chairman of CloudNet, David Hill, commented, "It's great to see
best practice organisations like WiRE investing in
technological advances to give themselves an invaluable competitive
edge. Companies want a contact number for life wherever they are
based, lower costs and the ability to operate with as many people
or branches as they want, without considerable costs. This is where
our leading telecoms really helps!"
Those wishing to find out more about the many benefits, features
and functions of the Cloud Net system can simply visit
www.cloudnetuk.com for more details.