Inclusion in Crown Commercial Service framework
News & Insights
2 Aug 2023
News & Insights
2 Aug 2023
Eckoh is pleased to announce it has been named as a supplier on the Crown Commercial Service’s Network for both Contact Center and Inbound Telephony services.
Eckoh plc
(“Eckoh” or the “Group”)
Eckoh plc (AIM: ECK), the global provider of Customer Engagement Data Security Solutions, announces it has been named as a supplier on Crown Commercial Service's Network Services 3 (NS3) framework (RM6116) for both Contact Center and Inbound Telephony services.
Being named as a supplier on the NS3 agreement gives Eckoh the opportunity to deliver its market-leading contact center services and solutions to central government and across the public and third sectors. As a supplier on the NS3 agreement, Eckoh can continue to grow its business in large enterprises and public sector organizations, offering a suite of secure customer engagement products and services.
Crown Commercial Service supports the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services. In 2022/23, CCS helped the public sector to achieve commercial benefits equal to £3.8 billion - supporting world-class public services that offer best value for taxpayers.
As the biggest public procurement organization in the UK, CCS provides professional procurement services to the public sector enabling organizations to purchase a wide range of pre-tendered products and services. The NS3 agreement, covers a range of solutions and services including, cloud services, contact center services, and network solutions.
Nik Philpot, Chief Executive Officer at Eckoh, said: “I am delighted to announce that Eckoh has been named as a supplier on CCS's NS3 agreement. It is a major step forward in the delivery of our market-leading, cloud-first suite of solutions into UK Government. At Eckoh we're on a mission to make customer data arising from customer engagement more secure, and we believe that the UK general public should be able to trust every organization and engage without risk. Tightening data regulations and the shift to home working has created new security and performance challenges for contact centers across the public and private sectors, which significantly expands the opportunity for us.”