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Cellnet is one of the worlds largest and most successful mobile communications companies. In just a little over ten years since the company was launched, a new service has been created which is already taken for granted by millions of people in the UK. |  | |
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In just over ten years, Cellnet has become an established UK market leader by offering a mobile communications service which, has become an indispensable business tool and a way of life for personal users. | ||
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Today, Cellnet is preparing to meet future demand with advanced new digital services which will enable the convergence of fixed line, desktop and mobile communications devices. In doing so, the company will succeed in a highly competitive environment - as it has done over the past decade - by striving for excellence in everything that it does, and by promoting standards and values which set it apart from its competitors.
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Changing the way we live and work.In the years ahead, mobile communications will hold the key to the development of highly efficient and cost effective links between virtually every kind of communications device - mobile and fixed phones, pagers, portable and desktop PCs, and fax machines.Cellnet's vision is to provide its customers with simple, cost effective access to them all. A vision that is already beginning to be realised for the business community with the introduction of advanced services supported by Cellnet's unique 'Intelligent Network'. And yet the mobile phone is much more than just a business tool. Today, Cellnet is the UK's most popular choice amongst personal users. As a result, despite the arrival of new competitors, |
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Cellnet has grown faster than any other UK network in recent years.
Already there are six million mobile phone users in the UK. By the end of the millennium, it is estimated that at least one in four people will have a mobile phone. This dramatic growth is a tribute to Cellnet's distinguished record of achievement.
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 Cellnet is the principal sponsor of Middlesbrough FC and the sole sponsor of the club's new £16 million stadium.
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