Exponential-e to support Havant Borough Council’s future digital initiatives

22 May 2025

Exponential-e has been appointed to enhance Havant Borough Council’s IT infrastructure and support its long-term digital ambitions.

Following the end of its previous contract, the Council awarded Exponential-e a new three-year agreement to deliver comprehensive infrastructure, network, and security services. A key component of this partnership involves migrating the Council’s IT systems to a Microsoft Azure Cloud environment, creating a fully integrated platform that encompasses network and end-user services.

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Bromford Flagship extends partnership with Totalmobile

21 May 2025

Following the merger of Bromford Housing Group and Flagship Housing Group, Bromford Flagship has become one of the UK’s largest housing associations and has signed a multi-year agreement with leading field service management (FSM) software provider Totalmobile.

Building on four years of successful collaboration, the new partnership will see Bromford Flagship implementing Totalmobile’s advanced field service intelligence platform across its operations. This initiative aims to improve the planning, management, and delivery of repairs and maintenance services for approximately 80,000 homes.

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Kirklees Council extends partnership with Totalmobile

16 May 2025

Kirklees Council has renewed and expanded its long-standing partnership with Totalmobile, a leader in field service technology, marking a major step in the Council’s digital transformation strategy for housing management.

Under the new agreement, the Homes & Neighbourhoods team will adopt Totalmobile’s cloud-based job management platform to streamline operations and improve experiences for both staff and residents.

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ScotRail launches 6 month Starlink trial on Highlands Trains

15 May 2025

ScotRail has announced the launch of a new six-month trial in partnership with communications provider Clarus Networks, aiming to enhance onboard WiFi connectivity on six Class 158 trains operating along their Highlands routes. This initiative is part of their ongoing efforts to upgrade internet access for passengers using satellite-based broadband.

The partnership builds on over a year of development to harness Starlink’s Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite network. Previously demonstrated, the technology can deliver low latency — around 40 milliseconds — and download speeds of up to 220 Mbps, shared among multiple users in motion.

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