One firm. Three ways to help.

Design and build. Equipment, supplied and maintained. Advice you can take to a board.

Brand, websites and software

Two rounds of revision included. You keep the source files.

Identity systems, not logo files. Mark, lockups, colour with measured contrast, typography, templates, and guidelines a printer can work from.

3 to 6 weeks. Vector masters and source handed over.

Sites that survive being checked before you are shortlisted. Clean URLs, structured data, guarded forms, an enquiry log, and hosting set up properly.

4 to 8 weeks. Source and documentation. Optional care plan.

Systems for the process nothing off the shelf fits. Built in stages with review points, so nothing goes live without a way back.

Staged. Source code is yours. Support agreed before the first release.

Specified, supplied, installed and kept running. Authorised distribution, manufacturer's warranty.

Business class machines for staff and labs. Workstations and all in ones.

On premises compute and storage, specified against the workload. Rack, tower, NAS, backup.

Switching, routing, wireless, and the structured cabling behind it.

Departmental and production devices, plus consumables.

UPS, stabilisers, rack power. The part most quotes leave out, and the reason kit fails early.

Displays, accessories, operating systems and productivity software.

Equipment is ordered against a confirmed purchase order. The quote reflects real availability and a real lead time rather than a guess.

Payment terms are agreed in writing before an order is placed. That keeps the price honest for everybody.

Assessment, roadmap and procurement support. Written, not slides. 2 to 6 weeks.

Current state, gaps, and what the risk actually is rather than what a scanner reported. Inventory, contracts, risk.

Costed and staged, with the trade offs named. Written for finance, not forwarded to IT for translation.

Specification, vendor evaluation and tender documentation. We will say when the right answer is a supplier who is not us.

A second opinion on work already under way, before more money follows the first decision.

Tell us the problem. We will say where it belongs.