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Plymouth start-up Agile Comms aims to disrupt telecoms market

Founders Ollie Jackman and James Fisher signed clients in first two days and have big plans to create jobs

James Fisher and Ollie Jackman, founders of Plymouth's Agile Comms(Image: Mike Lister Photography)

The business telecoms market has a new entrant with the launch of Plymouth-based Agile Comms.

The company is headed up by co-founders Ollie Jackman and James Fisher who are on a mission to disrupt the market with free-wheeling flexible contracts and greater levels of client support.

Mr Jackman and Mr Fisher have, between them, more than 30 years experience in the business telecoms market, having worked for a leading South West company, with Mr Jackman leading on sales and Mr Fisheron client service. They have secured flexible terms with the leading brands in unified communications, business mobiles and connectivity.

Ollie Jackman, director at Agile Comms, said: “The telecoms industry is a bit beige - we want to disrupt it. We felt it is the right time to do something ourselves and the market is crying out for it.”

He said the industry has typically handcuffed customers into five-year contracts but the time is right for a more flexible approach and Agile will be offering short-term contacts - as short as 30 days to 90 days, hence the company name.

“It means businesses are not controlled by their providers, and short-term contacts make us more accountable,” said Mr Jackman, explaining Agile will be able to supply everything from hand sets and phone lines, to software.

He added: “For a long time, James and I have believed that organisations should be getting a better deal from their communications providers both in terms of contract flexibility and support.

“In today’s world, with flexible working here to stay, organisations have to be agile to succeed. Getting tied into long term contracts makes no sense, particularly when working patterns and connectivity are constantly changing. We believe that agile communications can increase customer satisfaction, build brand loyalty and increase sales.”