4 September 2007 12:15 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Orange Business Services today announced the launch of Open Office, that they describe as a comprehensive portfolio of solutions designed to offer unrivalled choice and convenience for flexible workers.With more and more people working from home with Open Office, Orange customers will be able to select from a range of "flexible working tools" that includes home broadband, dedicated tariff bundles.
The "Unique" UMA (Unlicensed Mobile Access) phone service is also included, which allows customers to use a single handset for all their calls, whether at home over Wi-Fi or on the move using the Orange mobile network.
A range of mobile email platforms will also be offered, including BlackBerry and Microsoft, alongside the Orange Business Everywhere mobile laptop offering.
The dedicated tariff bundles will be available for the full portfolio of Orange business handsets. For those that opt for Unique, the service will be available with the BlackBerry 8820, the Nokia 6086 and the Samsung P260 from mid-September, with other devices available during the autumn. Phones, Mobile phone industry, Biz, Orange, Tariffs
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