Virgin Media O2 Daisy has made a noteworthy entry into the UK’s business telecoms sector by combining the expertise of two established forces. Emerging from the merger of Virgin Media O2’s business division and the Daisy Group, this fresh venture promises to fulfill diverse telecom needs.
The primary aspiration of Virgin Media O2 Daisy is straightforward—become the quintessential partner for British businesses, addressing their mobile, broadband, cloud, and security needs. For businesses weary of dealing with multiple service providers, this proposition is appealing. Their aim is to offer a consolidated package with one contact point and a single bill, streamlining the telecommunications experience for companies.
This new merger stands on the robust foundation of Virgin Media O2’s vast national networks combined with Daisy’s business acumen. Together, they carry the weight of £1.4 billion in annual revenue and serve hundreds of thousands of customers. With a 70% stake, Virgin Media O2 leads the venture, supported by experienced figures such as Daisy’s founder, Matthew Riley, and Jo Bertram as CEO.
In her words, Jo Bertram states, “Today we start on our mission to shake up the market and provide the technology needed to make every business better.” This highlights the company’s ambition to profoundly impact UK businesses by ensuring connectivity and fostering growth.
From the very beginning, the company provides an extended range of telecom services, including modern essentials like Teams Phone Mobile. Their offerings also emphasize cutting-edge technologies like 5G Private Networks, crucial for securing a competitive edge in today’s market. They show dedication to cybersecurity and advanced connectivity, key components businesses rely on.
Matthew Riley remarked, “O2 Daisy will revolutionise the telecommunications and IT landscape, creating connectivity offerings fit for UK businesses of all sizes.” The tone indicates a strong commitment to transforming the UK business telecoms space fundamentally.
