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BT scores contract win with QPR

25 March 2015 •

Partnership will see BT Business become QPR's official communications provider

BT Business has bagged a contract win with Queens Park Rangers football club that will transform the team's communications. The multi-year partnership will see BT deliver its BT One Phone and a ...

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