Saturday, December 17, 2005

BT brings Santa to Bluewater...

From the UK Broadband User Group...

"Sending that letter to Santa used to mean pen, paper and some bad handwriting, but it's now moved into the interconnected wireless age.

Children (and adults!) at the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent can email him using wireless broadband before meeting him in his grotto. BT have teamed up with the centre and while waiting in the queue, his helpers will pass around with laptops so you can mail him directly at father.christmas@bt.com.

This means that when dads who ask for a new Lamborghini Diablo, Santa's helpers will have time to rush out and get one before you sit on his knee!

“BT is working with Bluewater and Motorola in helping even Santa to join the hi-tech world.”
Chris Clark, CEO, Converged Mobility Operations at BT Retail
On a side point his elves seem to have changed for the better!!"
Yeah, ok. So the kent-area-commuter-belt people who cleared out our jobs this week can now take their kids to see Santa, partly thanks to BT.
Now we know why the need for savings was needed, but why so shortly after this press release (which I've just google-d up) ?

"ClientLogic agrees to further Five-Year Outsourcing Contract with BT
Initiative Will Provide Customer Care Agents with the Advanced Skills Necessary for Business-Critical Contact Centers
May 23, 2005
NASHVILLE, TN & LONDON, UK -- ClientLogic Corporation, a leading global business process outsourcer, today announced that it has signed a contract with BT to provide contact center services to the company over the next five years..."
But still, if the money is being spent on laptops for Santa's elves, it's money well spent... can you detect the tone of my voice from there? You can? Well, how about this... Suzy wants for Christmas... her job back... and we'll take it from there...

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