IT business launches charity pledge
Birmingham-based IT support business Kalamazoo IT Ltd have recently launched an innovative scheme that helps local businesses stay connected and secure whilst supporting an important local charity at the same time.
Today, businesses don 't run on a 9-5 schedule - systems don 't just stop running at the end of the working day so round the clock support is an essential part of business security. Wider threats to the world from global warming and energy shortages are compounded by the growing level of Cyber Security threats for all businesses.
Whether trying to steal intellectual property, hold you to ransom or simply take you offline, the threats are omnipresent. It is important that every organisation puts the necessary systems and processes in place to protect them from these risks, giving them the confidence to face the challenges of the years ahead.
No business is completely infallible, but imagine what would happen if you arrived to find that your systems were down; not only would you not be able to function with the immediate technical challenges, but also consider the financial damage and a huge blow to your reputation. In addition, you could potentially be held to a terrible ransom from the attackers with little option but to pay up.
With a focus on a customer centric service, the team at Kalamazoo are committed to ensuring that you have the right hardware, software and back-ups to run your business efficiently, but they will also keep you connected and secure at all times with their pro-active managed IT services.
Their ISO 9001 accredited Birmingham-based support centre is dedicated to ensuring all customers are as protected as they possibly can be from malicious attacks, preventing downtime and helping them to realise the full potential of their technology systems and investments.
What 's more, after the unprecedented challenges of the last 2 years, Kalamazoo IT Ltd are keen to support local charities with the fantastic work that they do. Therefore, for every new customer that signs up to Kalamazoo 's Managed IT services, they will donate £100 to The Giles ' Trust.
The Giles ' Trust Brain Tumour Fund was set up in 2015 by former England cricketer Ashley Giles MBE and his wife, Stine, to raise money for vital brain tumour research at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham. Since then, the Giles ' Trust has raised over £750,000 and Kalamazoo IT Ltd are very proud to be able to support this worthy charity.
To find out more about the protection you need for your business, get in touch with the team at Kalamazoo IT Ltd today for a free consultation.
<Nigel Dunn>