Rutland County Council
Rutland County Council
First established in 1889 by the Local Government Act, Rutland County Council was reconstituted as a District Council in 1972, only to be recreated as a County Council in 1994.
Constituted of some 15 electoral wards, Rutland County is the smallest in the UK. It does however, have a wealth of local history and heritage and boasts a buoyant and diverse economy today.
Rutland County Council first became clients of Mason Infotech when we helped establish fixed and wireless internet access into the King centre, a modern business centre offering a selection of serviced offices for businesses looking for prestigious new premises.
Mason Infotech had worked closely with us on the Kings Centre and had already discussed our current communications requirements across the Council. This understanding proved invaluable when we needed a partner to help provide a continuous, quality service to our clients.
"Our relationship with Rutland County Council has developed over the last few years, delivering a variety of infrastructure projects with them. The remote call centre introduced in April 2020 accelerated a process we were already discussing and we are now managing a full production system for the Council."
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