Wednesday, November 27, 2013

            DTC International | WTS List | Spare Parts Management

Nortel NTC310AAE6


Refurbished Nortel MG1010 Media Gateway Chassis


NTC310AAE6


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Tuesday, November 26, 2013

DTC International | WTS List | Spare Parts Management

Ericsson ROF1375350/2


RG5DC

Ericsson ROF1375350/02 - RG5DC



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Monday, November 25, 2013

DTC International Ltd | WTS List | Spare Parts Management

DTC International | WTS List | Spare Parts Management

151-3196/01


Brand New Marconi 4X STM-64




151-3196/01

 
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Thursday, November 21, 2013

DTC International Ltd | Spare Parts Management | Daily Product Blog

DTC International| Spare Parts Management | Daily Product Blog 


Ericsson EDN312XP IP DSLAM - BFB40105/A11


BFB40105/A11
Ericsson EDN312XP IP DSLAM












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Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Monday, September 30, 2013

DTC International Ltd Announces Launch of New and Updated Website

DTC International Ltd now has a modern and updated website with enhanced business services and product supply chain capabilitiesThe new site (www.dtc-international.com) features a refreshed design and is filled with new and updated corporate content that’s easy to navigate.




The additions and improvements to the website include:
     A complete overhaul of the Products Page detailing additional information on products and stock selection.
     New pages includes: Sustainability, Cable Recovery and About Us pages.
     Improved connectivity and added links to social media accounts and an e-newsletter signup form.
     The site is now available in 71 languages with a translator available on every page on the site.
     All text has been refreshed to better represent DTC International's corporate identity and business objectives.
     New images and branding updates have been added to incorporate and emphasise DTC's brand, which enhances the online awareness and identity.                                                                                        

James Norden, Chief Operating Officer at DTC International Ltd sees the potential benefits in the new web site,

“This new website will allow DTC International Ltd to maintain a strong position in the competitive UK telecoms market, as well as expanding our global reach. We hope to see increased demand and enquiries for our services and products as a result of our new website going live.”


The website has been re-designed and updated in close corporation with The Web Workshop, and DTC look forward to continue working with them to ensure the website remains up to date, and continues to reflect business services to best suit the market telecoms industry.


DTC would appreciate any feedback on the new website to ensure it meets the needs of their clients and continues to attract new business. Please email any feedback to david.holmes@dtc-telecom.co.uk 



Tuesday, September 10, 2013

DTC International Ltd attracts funding from Northamptonshire Enterprise Partnership INV-ENT program.

DTC International attracts funding from Northamptonshire Enterprise Partnership INV-ENT program.

DTC International Ltd has again been successful in gaining funding from Northamptonshire Enterprise Partnership’s (NEP) INV-ENT (Innovation & Enterprise) fund. The funding will be used to support and expand DTC’s cable recovery and recycling operations to the global telecom industry.
In response to the global migration of telecom operators from copper cable to fibre optic infrastructure, DTC’s reverse logistics service directly addresses the recovery of this sunken, obsolete asset. This infrastructure, often untouched in the ground owing to perceived removal costs and logistical difficulties and low network priority, is removed, providing investment recovery and sustainability benefits.


NEP’s INV-ENT program enables funds to be reinvested into businesses to stimulate development, innovation, growth and to create new jobs. The fund was developed in 2011 and to date has invested £550,000 into enterprises in Northamptonshire.
The funding will be used to support specialist equipment purchases and to provide additional skills training for DTC recovery engineers complementing DTC’s other established services.

DTC International is a global business with central offices, warehousing and ATF (Authorised Treatment Facility) located in Northamptonshire, UK. DTC International’s innovative approach to Reverse Logistics and After Market Services covers a broad range of telecom network equipment from customer premises equipment, fixed and wireless global operator networks, private dedicated networks, data centres and copper cable infrastructure. All DTC’s processes are fully compliant with the WEEE Directive and carried out in accordance with duty of care under the Environmental Protection Act 1990.






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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Environmental Issues For Mobile Telecom Operators

Environmental Issues For Mobile Telecom Operators

Waste reduction, sustainability and corporate social responsibility are increasingly commanding the attention of business leaders and senior management globally within the telecommunications industry.

The rapid integration of new technologies into telecom infrastructures around the world has created a large surplus of redundant legacy equipment. In the mobile sector 4G LTE licenses and rapid deployment is leaving a huge global surplus of radio access network base stations and associated central office equipment.

In line with corporate environmental policies, operators need to recover, store and responsibly dispose of surplus equipment and material. The potential for investment recovery is here. The value can be released both through selected resale of equipment into the global secondary market and through regulated specialist recycling.

DTC International Ltd has launched a new recycling service for surplus legacy mobile radio network equipment, capable of processing high volumes on a global scale. The service guarantees material investment recovery, reduces operating expenses and emissions from mass storage, re-captures precious metals, and eliminates land fill.

DTC International has an in-house ATF (Authorised Treatment Facility) and Waste Carrier’s License and the company’s years of experience executing recovery and recycling projects on an international scale ensure all processes are fully WEEE compliant.

For more information on DTC International’s recycling and recovery services, please visit our website or contact us directly by phone or email.





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