As a reactive charity, the International Salvation Army needed a flexible, managed solution to support its global network and secure online donations.

Rugby Borough Council needed to update its ageing core IT infrastructure whilst ensuring continuity of service and reducing operational costs.

CIPD wanted to improve connectivity (both between offices and to hosted IT resources) and boost resilience via an hSo data centre.

The audio-visual solutions provider wanted to save money on circuits while obtaining a flexible platform to accommodate new AV services for clients.

Following a merger, Briggs Equipment UK had a tight deadline to combine two networks. The future-proof solution needed to involve secure hosting.

The architects’ network had to better handle communications between 7 studios and clients. A scalable network had to cut costs too.

The college wanted to consolidate its IT resources at fewer sites and over the WAN, and to introduce VoIP and video conferencing.

Brompton predicted rapid growth and needed scalability to match. Resilient connectivity and reliable 24/7 support were business critical.

Forming from the merger of two charities, CLIC Sargent had to efficiently integrate two separate networks and a range of technologies.