Key features of Genesis Business Mobile
- Tailored Business Tariffs
We can find the perfect package for your business needs, with a range of tariffs offering inclusive minutes, free mobile to landline calls (no matter what time of the day), inclusive text messages, competitive, international rates and generous data allowances for sending and receiving emails - Latest, market leading handsets and accessories
We work in partnership with market leading suppliers including Nokia, Motorola, BlackBerry, HTC, Samsung and Sony Ericsson to supply the latest technology at competitive prices. - Optional Extras
We have a range of extra services to help you further tailor your business package, including Handset Total Service Cover, to protect against loss or damage of your mobile devices and MyAccount – our dedicated Account Management service
Business Mobile Solutions
Mobile telephony is one of the fastest growing areas of business expenditure today, with customers facing a confusing array of tariff options and networks when deciding on the right mobile call plan for their business.
With many years experience of dealing with mobile network access and tariffs, Genesis is well placed to offer you a range of mobile voice tariffs specially designed for business, with a selection of optional extra packs to help you tailor your package even further.
New BlackBerry StormWe work in partnership with Vodafone, the worlds leading mobile telecommunications company, which means that as well as offering over 99% UK mobile coverage, you can use your mobile device to make calls on more networks and in more countries than with any other mobile operator.
| Multimedia Capabilities |  |
|
|
| Web Browsing | |
|
|
| Viewing Microsoft Office attachments (Word, Excel, Powerpoint) | |
|
|
| Editing Microsoft Office Attachements (Word, Excel, Powerpoint) | |
|
|
| Push Email Direct Sync - Windows Live/Hotmail | |
|
|
| Push Email Scheduled Sync - POP3/IMAP and Web Mail | |
|
|
| Push email - Corporate Email (Exchange & Lotus Domino) | |
|
|
| Access to Microsoft CRM 4 and SharePoint | |
||
 |
 |
 |
|
| Learn more | Learn more | Learn more |
Your Basket
Your basket is empty
Genesis News
- 'CRM solution users keep it simple'
- Microsoft releases online CRM product
- Thumbthug offers games to BlackBerry business phone users
- 12 months free business broadband and other great offers from Genesis
- Businesses increase profitability with Hosted Microsoft CRM 4
- Fleet managers still confused by vehicle tracking options
- Genesis Communications - new website
- Hosted Microsoft applications helping businesses to save
- Remote working the future for U.K business
- SaaS CRM systems help businesses to reduce costs
- Microsoft applications to be made available online
- Improved mobile internet and broadband service from Vodafone
- New My Account service from Genesis
- Genesis Launch BlackBerry Bold
- New Premium support service from Genesis Communications
- Haulage firm saves with xTrack vehicle tracking from Genesis Communica...
- Genesis introduce ‘anywhere access’ package
- Genesis launch new customer service podcast
- Genesis Announce new Advanced Technical Support (ATS) service
- Hosted Exchange and BES could help reduce ‘Critical Time Response’
- Firms save upto 40% by using SaaS CRM systems
- SMEs should turn to CRM software to beat economic downturn
- Hotels group chooses CRM 4
- Childrens charity introduces SharePoint
- New scan-to-scan feature for SharePoint
- CRM software can help councils to meet NI 14
- Hosted CRM 4 now available for Windows Mobile and BlackBerry Business ...
- Why Microsoft CRM is better than Salesforce.com
- 70% of businesses lack email credibility
- Beat the credit crunch with CRM hosting from Genesis Communications
- Combat rising fuel costs with xTrack from Genesis Communications
- Genesis announce incentives for ‘re-sign’ customers
- Genesis implements CRM
- Genesis help Citroen to implement new website
- Genesis launch new finance workflow package
- Accountancy firms at risk from IT theft
- Ryanair 'to allow mobile calls in-flight'
- EU 'calls for universal wireless internet'
- Mayor 'wi-fi for London'
- CRM solutions 'help many business facets'
- GPS 'can improve driving safety'
- BlackBerry 'to launch new touchscreen phone'
- Mobile subscriptions 'to hit four billion'
- CRM systems 'can help win customers'
- Telecoms 'years ahead on environmental issues'
- Mobile travel guides to be launched
- Wireless security 'on the up'
- BlackBerry business phones 'ideal for people on the move'
- Fibre-to-fibre broadband 'would benefit entire country'
- Mobile phone texting while driving 'more dangerous than drinking'
- BlackBerry 'has advantages over iPhone'
- JCB recovered 'using vehicle tracking'
- Instant messaging on BlackBerry
- Microsoft 'admits exchange server error'
- Retailers 'should keep up with technological developments'
- Mobile broadband modem 'uptake to grow'
- Mobile broadband packages 'get student boost'
- BlackBerry 'to extend consumer applications'
- BT suffers break-in at server exchange
- Wi-fi 'helps employers'
- Mobile broadband providers 'move away from free slogans'
- Bandwidth expansion 'could see rise of mobile ads'
- Exchanging hosting 'added to Nokia phone'
- New BlackBerry flip phone 'to hit US market'
- Blackberry 'gains smartphone market share'
- Hosted CRM systems 'a solution for SMEs'
- Transport management system 'to be launched'
- Deloitte 'simplify CRM systems'
- Company car use monitored by GPS tracking
- Council 'spends £15,000 on Blackberrys'
- Broadband connections 'under attack'
- Crm strategy 'pushed by charity'
- Mobile broadband 'increasingly available'
- SharePoint alternatives 'being sought'
- New host crm solution launched
- T-Mobile 'receives complaints over connection issues'
- Car tracking systems 'to be trialled by DfT'
- Orange 'worst Internet access company'
- Car tracking systems 'could help avoid speeding tickets'
- Gen up on the latest business IT news
- Get the low-down with white papers from Genesis Communications
- Vodafone announces ‘Greater’ Manchester mobile broadband
- SharePoint to be used at Olympics
- Manchester named UK’s second slowest rush hour
- Mobile broadband 'on increase in Australia'
- GPS vehicle tracking devices 'can save fuel'
- UK mobile broadband usage increasing
- Mobile broadband subscribers 'to reach 5 billion by 2011'
- Airline to roll out wireless broadband across fleet
- Salvage company to use new vehicle tracking system
- Domestic bills 'could hamper mobile broadband industry'
- Report predicts 'boom' for wireless broadband
- Public Authorities turn to Exchange Hosting for enhanced protection
- Meet FSA guidelines with exchange email hosting from Genesis
- Make sure that your business meets Data Protection Act guidelines
- Is your business affected by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act?
- Does your business email protect you from liability?
- BlackBerry 'to sync with iTunes'
- Mobile broadband 'could push people from offices'
- Broadband penetration 'to top 499 million'
- GPS vehicle tracking adopted by crate firm
- Mobile internet users 'crave access to extra services'
- Hosted Microsoft Exchange available through iPhone
- Blackberry Bold 'beats the iPhone'
- Ofcom rules may halt superfast broadband
- Opera releases new mobile internet software
- Airlines 'testing' on-board Wi-Fi
- UK Chryslers set for in-car mobile broadband
- Broadband costs 'defy credit crunch'
- Mobile internet reaches
- Mobile intermet becoming 'crucial to business'
- Half of Brits 'want mobile broadband anywhere'
- Microsoft readying new online applications
- GPS vehicle tracking is 'essential tool'
- Microsoft to release new servers
- Mobile broadband uptake could lead to superfast service
- New tracking system to trace employees
- Banks add BlackBerry access service to online banking
- Slow broadband speed 'threatens UK businesses' edge'
- Microsoft launches interoperability documents for SharePoint Server
- Mobile broadband 'preserve of well-paid'
- Mobile Broadband use 'dominated by men'
- Smartphone market to grow at expense of mid-range models
- Airline to use BlackBerry in new customer service drive
- Ericsson to provide mobile broadband for Toshiba laptops
- Smartphones 'could be target for spammers'
- Microsoft gives advice on preventing SQL attacks
- SMEs 'face issues with mobile coverage'
- Battery issues delay Blackberry Bold
- GPS satellites 'affected by Northern Lights'
- Vehicle tracking can 'save fuel costs'
- BlackBerrys may mean overtime, say experts
- Over 100 million subscribe to 3G
- Three-quarters of Europeans 'unaware' of femtocells
- High-speed broadband set for Dundee
- Microsoft SharePoint 2007 – Now with further web 2.0 enhancements
- Hosted CRM 4.0 from Genesis Communications - Now with free trial
- Marketing operations made easy with Microsoft CRM 4.0 from Genesis Com...
- Gates claims SharePoint will replace email
- BlackBerry still the top mobile device
- Improve your fleet’s fuel economy as petrol costs continue to rise
- Email still the top means of communication
- Mobile working boosts economy
- Diverse working environments for staff states report
- Fixed-line to be replaced by mobile phones 'in 2 years'
- In-flight broadband expected 'to take off'
- Internet and mobiles 'help businesses advertise'
- New smartphone email solution launched
- New code for ISPs 'lacks teeth'
- New E Trade solution launched
- BlackBerrys 'boost productivity'
- Mobile operators use GPS to drive revenues
- CSR integrates eGPS into wireless chip
- Ditch the landline with Mobile Broadband from Genesis Communications
- Microsoft’s fastest growing product ever, SharePoint Server 2007 – Ava...
- Keep tabs on your staff with xTrack from Genesis Communications
- xTrack Cold Chain Monitoring from Genesis Communications – Number One ...
- Reduce dreaded paperwork with xTrack Mobile Workfow solutions from Gen...
- Mobile Broadband ‘Dongles’ Overtaking Landline connections
- Genesis Launch New CANbus Vehicle Monitoring Solution
- Fleet bosses turn to vehicle tracking to improve fuel economy.
- Businesses sign up for xTrack Mobile PDA Tracking – Now with FREE tria...
- Businesses benefit from new Exchange Hosting from Genesis Communicatio...
- Rural businesses missing out on ADSL broadband, say experts
- Payment solution launched on BlackBerrys
- GPS to be on 50% of phones by 2012
- RIM launches Blackberry Bold smartphone
- SMEs: Mobiles help business growth
- Blackberry to get Windows Live services
- New services are driving interest in mobile GPS, says expert
- Vodafone offers free, unlimited mobile internet access
- Blackberry leading to office overtime
- Latest of BlackBerry's business phones named 'Apple Killer' by enginee...
- New USB drive to create virtual workplace
- 3 companies join to advance mobile Internet
- Which?: Mobile tariffs cause
- GPS to become much more common on phones, claims expert
- Orange
- Offshore workers offered wireless broadband
- AT&T announces new BlackBerry Pearl 8110 GPS smartphone in the US
- NextWave mobile broadband trial successful
- Mobile market may be ripe for femtocell, claims expert
- AT&T to provide BlackBerry Professional Software for small business
- Ofcom chief exec speaks out on re-planning 'Broadband Britain'
- Samsung
- Rapid uptake of mobile broadband connections threatens fixed line broa...
- Mobile broadband-suitable spectrum on sale
- Microsoft "dominates enterprise market"
- Sharepoint chief endorses Dovarri software
- Sharepoint 2007 has experienced "explosive growth"
- London top for Wi-Fi
- Gates to focus on SharePoint as he prepares to retire
- Microsoft makes environmental pledge
- SharePoint gets a boost
- Mobile broadband 'could replace fixed lines'
- Microsoft acquiring Fast for SharePoint search
- Workers to drive mobile use past fixed line for first time
- SharePoint gets applications development framework
- Ann Summers deploys vehicle tracking
- Mobile broadband to 'allow mobile TV growth'
- Mobile broadband at 'tipping point'
