Date Posted: October 14, 2009.

The Valley Anguilla: October 13, 2009 Small to medium size enterprises (SMEs) can now anticipate a more personal touch in service from leading telecommunications services provider, LIME. This as the company introduces a number of initiatives which focus on that market recognizing the important role that the SMEs play in driving the future growth and development of our currently challenged economies.

One such initiative is the introduction of a dedicated sales consultant to serve the small to medium size businesses. Ms Vyonne Brooks who formerly worked as a Sales Associate has been promoted to fill this position and now serves as the SME’s Business Sales Executive.

Additionally, a team of ‘LIME Authorised Sales Partners’ have been deployed to work with the SMEs to ensure that all their communication needs are met and to provide guidance and advice on the best solutions for their businesses. These partners are Management Resources (manager Mr Clifton James), Cell-Tronics (manager Ms Orngel Battice-Matthew) and International Computer Systems and Solutions (Manager Mr Gilbert Fleming). This support will assist the SME’s in achieving cost reductions, help with the overall improvement in operational efficiency and assist in creating revenue generating opportunities. Other areas of benefit will be visible through the ability to better serve customers allowing them to become more competitive.

A major advantage of access to a LIME Authorised Sales Partners is the elimination of the need to travel to the main office in The Valley to request service from LIME as the SME’s dedicated Sales Partners will always be available to provide personal consultations and ensure that the best solution is recommended to fulfill the required need.

LIME Regional Head of SME Sales Jackie Christie is thrilled about this new initiative to better serve the small to medium enterprises. “We want to demonstrate just how much we are dedicated to better serving and supporting all of our small to medium sized businesses through out the region” said Christie. She added, “This will provide a more personal touch to how we conduct business with this very important group in these crucial economic times, adding that “this will allow business owners the freedom to use their time more efficiently in focusing on revenue generation towards the continued success of their businesses”.