From our head office in Burgess Hill, West Sussex we are able to provide service and support for any company based in the South East of England. From our London Office we are able to provide IT and computer service and support for any company based in London. We have clients with offices throughout the entire United Kingdom, some of which have Worldwide offices as far away as Australia that we manage and provide service, support, connectivity and maintenance.
The highest priority is given to every single request we receive and response is immediate – our priorities are based upon your ability to work. We provide your company with peace of mind and IT Support based upon understanding your business requirement.
Developed for companies with little in-house IT expertise our Award Winning Fully Managed Service means that we take total responsibility for every single aspect of your IT infrastructure. We provide day to day support to your users, daily management and servicing of your systems, all Computer Services and work with you to ensure your systems meet your business requirements.
Why online backup? Your business data is growing. Digital data is rapidly growing at a rate of 80% each year. The system that we deploy allows you to keep a copy of data off-site, and a local copy for rapid restore should you require instant access to your data.
Round-the-Clock monitoring checks your critical systems every five minutes. Whenever it sniffs a problem, it sends an email or SMS alert showing the exact nature of the problem directly to us. And it updates our Wall Chart, a large screen in our office that shows the exact status of all our Clients. We’ll see the true nature of the problem – rather than having to depend on (ahem) your best guess. That means we can fix it faster – and radically boost your overall up-time.
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