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CTP CASE STUDY Training to Support Leavers from the Armed Services The Career Transition Partnership (CTP) offers career advice to service leavers, providing a variety of services to assist their transition and resettlement into employment. Wray Castle is well placed to provide training services for those wishing to move into the telecoms industry and offered its services to the CTP as a Preferred Supplier. 
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BT CASE STUDY Wray Castle becomes a BT Preferred Supplier Resulting from a comprehensive strategic sourcing initiative, BT identifies the need to reduce supplier numbers to control and reduce costs. How Wray Castle became a BT Preferred Supplier.
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VODAFONE CASE STUDY Corporate Strategy Rollout Vodafone engaged Wray Castle to impart its new product strategy of “Total Communications” to each manager of the Group with clarity and consistency and in a way which would enable the managers to deliver the “message” to their own key employees with similar clarity, focus and certainty.
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BT CASE STUDY Advancing IP Competencies for BT’s 21CN Engineers BT required support and field engineers to progress from a basic level of IP awareness and familiarity to a deeper understanding of the protocols used by their 21st Century Network (21CN), enabling them to support the rapid, nationwide rollout of the network. The learning process had to be free of manufacturer-specific content so that any vendor training could be slotted seamlessly into the programme.
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CUSTOMER A - CASE STUDY Supporting Emergency Service Radio Systems Our customer had won a contract with a UK emergency services network operator to supply, install and support an Integrated Command and Control System. In order for help-desk staff and service technicians to provide the best possible suport to radio end-users, they identified the need to provide training. The training should cover the network technology and handset operation, including, fault-finding and rectification processes.
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