A new webinar series of bite size chunks of knowledge, information sessions to maximise your business.

The Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce are proud to bring you Business Bites. During this bite-sized session, come and hear from Louisa Jarred from Orbital Net.

This webinar will be based on the following topics:

1. What is the 2025 ISDN analogue switch off?
2. What is replacing this and the benefits of switching.
3. What implications does this have for you and your business.

Why you should attend this Business Bites Session:

1. Is your business ready? – find out how your business should prepare for this momentous change.
2. What fibre technologies are best for you and embracing the future of telephony.
3. Learn about other telephony changes taking place in 2025 which may affect your business.

About Louisa Jarred and Orbital Net: 

With so many internet and connectivity solutions on the market, it can be a daunting task finding the right service for your business requirements.

Orbital Net provide you with help and guidance to choose the most appropriate solution for your organisation now, and in the future. Based in Kent, we are a leading provider in the UK of fast, reliable, cost effective communications services. We help customers to find and design perfect solutions to suit their individual speed and availability requirements. Our primary focus in all instances is our customers.

Our services are suitable for businesses of all sizes including multi-site operations. We pride ourselves on offering an exceptional service, going above and beyond for our business customers.

Louisa is the head of sales within Orbital Net Limited, Louisa is an experienced sales leader with a demonstrated history of working in the telecommunications, IT and SAAS industries. Skilled in Negotiation, Managed Services, Sales, Key Account Development, and Business Development. Louisa has a wealth of industry knowledge to help businesses understand changes and challenges that are coming up in 2025 (ISDN and PSTN switch off) which will affect many organisations across the country.

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