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IT and telecoms for the public sector

Connectivity, telephony and IT for councils and public bodies, from a local provider that runs its own network.

What the sector needs, and what we delivered

Every need below is something Odyssey delivered for a named client.

  1. A town council on one managed service

    Richmond Town Council runs its networking, hosted voice handsets, Microsoft 365 and router support on Odyssey, with hardware care on its switches.

  2. A shared service for the Tees Valley

    Tees Valley Joint Services has bought from Odyssey since 2010: hosted voice, Microsoft 365, endpoint protection and mobiles.

  3. Charities and community organisations

    Daisy Chain, the autism and neurodiversity charity in Stockton-on-Tees, has run its telephony, networking and hosted services on Odyssey since 2007; Future Regeneration of Grangetown has had a microwave link and telephony since 2013.

  4. Procurement that fits the public sector

    Odyssey is certified to ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 by NQA, employs every engineer directly and has traded debt free since 1987, which answers most of a public body's supplier due diligence in one place.

Who we work with in this sector

  • Middlesbrough Council
  • Richmond Town Council
  • Tees Valley Joint Services
  • Daisy Chain
  • Future Regeneration of Grangetown

Questions people ask

What will our supplier due diligence need to know?

Odyssey is certified to ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 by NQA, employs every engineer directly and has traded debt free since 1987, which answers most supplier due diligence in one place.

Can a small council run everything on one managed service?

Yes. Richmond Town Council runs its networking, hosted voice handsets, Microsoft 365 and router support on Odyssey, with hardware care on its switches.

Do you work with charities and community organisations?

Yes. Daisy Chain in Stockton-on-Tees has run its telephony, networking and hosted services on Odyssey since 2007, and Future Regeneration of Grangetown has had a microwave link and telephony since 2013.

Can we keep our numbers if we move to hosted voice?

Yes. Existing numbers can be ported to Odyssey Voice, so residents keep calling the numbers they know.

Are you a local provider?

Yes. Odyssey is based at Preston Farm in Stockton-on-Tees, runs its own business-only core network and has supported North East organisations since 1987.

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