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TalkTalk PLC — Project “Consolidate and Grow”

Clients:

Saudi Telecom Company (STC)

INDUSTRY:

Telecommunications

SCOPE:

National Network Expansion and NMS/OSS Modernization

OVERVIEW:

TalkTalk PLC engaged our team to support their strategic initiative, Consolidate and Grow, aimed at modernizing and simplifying their core infrastructure while enabling a more agile and scalable service delivery model. The objective was not just technical consolidation, but also to reshape the business into a more responsive, service-oriented organization.

BUSINESS GOALS:

The project centered around consolidating several regional data centers into two high-capacity Super DCs, with the goal of improving customer experience and laying the foundation for new, monetizable service offerings. In parallel, the company sought to evolve from a product-based structure to one that could deliver flexible, market-driven services.

OUR APPROACH:

Our technical team began by analyzing live network traffic across the organization to understand current usage patterns and dependencies. From there, we reverse-engineered the existing network topology and developed a detailed current-state report to surface inefficiencies and redundancies. With this baseline established, we worked with TalkTalk stakeholders to design a future-state architecture that would support both current needs and long-term growth. We then created a practical, phased roadmap and change management program to support the transition—ultimately helping TalkTalk consolidate its infrastructure into a scalable, service-based model.

CLIENT FEEDBACK

“The team was highly efficient and worked with great diligence, cooperating, communicating, and coordinating with our staff—bringing a wealth of technical and operational expertise to this most critical programme.”
Robbie Macintosh, Operations Director

“They have been instrumental in bringing a new perspective to our business operations and in helping us understand the landscape better through their involvement.”
Jonathan Stone, Group Change Director