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BT ANNOUNCES NEW STRUCTURE
BT ANNOUNCES NEW STRUCTURE.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \nRNS Number : 5494N BT Group PLC 01 February 2016 \n\n February 1, 2016\nBT ANNOUNCES NEW STRUCTURE\nSix lines of business to be supported by BT Technology, Service and Operations\nNew division to serve businesses and the public sector in the UK and Ireland\nEE brand to be retained \nBT today announced a new organisational structure that will take effect from April. This follows its acquisition of EE, the UK's leading mobile network operator.\n Under this structure, there will be six lines of business. Two will serve consumers, two will focus on businesses and the public sector - one in the UK and Ireland and one globally - and two will provide wholesale services to other industry players.\n The lines of businesses are:\n Consumer - the largest ISP in the UK, BT Consumer will continue to serve ten million households with a mix of superfast broadband, telephony, TV and mobile services. Its CEO will continue to be John Petter.\n EE - EE will focus largely on the consumer market retaining its brand, its network and its hundreds of high street stores. It will serve its customers with advanced mobile services, broadband and TV. It will also continue to deliver the Emergency Services Network contract which was awarded to EE late last year. Its CEO is Marc Allera.\n Business and Public Sector - this is a new division with around £5 billion of revenues. It will serve businesses - large and small - as well as the public sector in the UK and Ireland. It will be comprised of the existing BT Business along with EE's business division and those parts of BT Global Services that a...