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Principle Networks Announces Partnership with Buzz Bingo

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Principle Networks has announced a major wireless transformation project with Buzz Bingo, a part of the Buzz Group Ltd.

The new project, which will be co-managed by Principle Networks and Buzz Bingo’s IT team over a five-year term, will see the implementation of Cisco Meraki wireless access points. These enterprise-grade cloud-managed access points are designed to connect IoT devices and security solutions and will enable Buzz Bingo to offer a range of new services and improve customer experiences across its clubs.

“Absolutely delighted to share news of this partnership! David Cutts (CTO) is driving an ambitious technology transformation at Buzz Bingo to enhance overall customer experience and we’re super proud to be playing our part in supporting its success,” Principle Networks CEO said.

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“A key part of our growth will be driven by enhancing customer experiences through investments in our clubs and the latest technologies. The concept of bingo has evolved. Today, customers have a wide range of choices of how they want to play — and our omnichannel approach is unique — with technology sitting at the heart. Principle Networks demonstrated a deep understanding of our objectives and have the expertise required to deliver them. We’re excited about this partnership’s possibilities and look forward to working with the team,” David Cutts, Chief Technology Officer at Buzz Bingo, said.

“A secure and reliable network infrastructure is central to delivering the best possible customer experience, whether online or in a club. As the UK’s biggest bingo operator, Buzz Bingo is continually looking for innovative ways to enhance its offering, and we’re very proud to have been chosen as its IT partner for the next five years,” Russell Crowley, Co-founder of Principle Networks, said.

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