Multi-site & International IT
One team runs every site, in the UK and overseas: standard builds, new openings, office moves, and the coordination between head office and the branches.
A company with more than one site has one IT problem, not several: an office, a laboratory or a warehouse all have to operate like one, on one set of systems, whatever the time zone. We have run that shape of business since 2006, from branch offices to oil rigs, and it is one of the things we are known for.
The method is unglamorous. A standard build for every site. Lines ordered before anyone needs them. The same monitoring everywhere. One contact for head office, and someone local who can turn up. Then documentation, kept current, because sites change hands and people move on.
Head office abroad, branch in London
Many of our clients are the London or UK office of a group based somewhere else. Their head-office IT team sets the standards; we run the site to them, join the calls at their hours, and make sure that when a device is bought, a line is installed or a starter joins, head office can see it without asking.
- →A London head office with regional sites that should all work the same way.
- →The UK branch of an overseas head office, where the local team has to work with the global one.
- →Companies opening a site, closing one, or moving office.
In plain words
- A standard build for every site, so a user in one office is at home in another
- New-site openings and office moves, planned and done, including out of hours
- Networking between sites and the lines that connect them
- Fibre, broadband and DNS for each location, with the supplier dealt with
- Coordination with head office across time zones; local hands where needed
- Supplier management in each country; one contact, one report
- Documentation that survives staff changes
How it shows up day to day
Every site, device and line is in the portal, wherever it is. Head office can see the whole estate; each site sees its own; requests and approvals move between them without email chains.
Designs the site standard and is on the plane when it matters.
Tracks every device in every site, orders the kit, books the line install, keeps the runbook current.
Live service numbers, measured weekly and dated, are coming to this strip. We publish nothing we have not measured.
Questions people ask
Which countries do you cover?
Our head office has its own IT team. How does that work?
Do you handle office moves?
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