Get chooses Proact

Get services and equipment which have been outsourced to a third party up to now are being brought back in-house. This will save money and ensure that Get’s customers can enjoy even more robust services. Proact is the company’s preferred advisor and service provider for its new strategy. Get has made a decision relating to services and equipment currently outsourced to a third-party service provider, bringing them back in-house to enhance its competitiveness and ensure greater...

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Logicalis completes IT overhaul for Birmingham City University

Logicalis has completed a comprehensive IT infrastructure overhaul for Birmingham City University. The project, which commenced in 2012, included the design and deployment of two onsite data centres, wired and wireless network for staff and students, and the rollout of Cisco Unified Communications Manager for 4000 users. The project, part of the University’s £180 million investment in new facilities, will provide an agile IT architecture to support long-term innovation and evolving...

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Big increase in Disaster Recovery enquiries due to floods

MigSolv announces a big increase in enquiries for disaster recovery solutions due to the current flooding.

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