Martin House Children’s Hospice
Martin House Children’s Hospice partnered with Central Networks to overcome significant technical debt that had built up over many years.
Agile IT support for housing & support service provider.
Housing and support services provider, Horton Housing, benefits from a comprehensive, flexible IT solution that streamlines operations, enhances backup and disaster recovery, reduces downtime and increases user productivity, supporting it’s three-year strategy.
Evolved IT infrastructure and a new data centre
The Sovini Group: medium-sized registered social landlord – in excess of 13,000 homes.
Five benefits of Microsoft Teams Voice for business.
As technology continues to advance at pace, we’re seeing what were once pinnacles of innovation become completely redundant – and often, seemingly overnight.
Streamlined connectivity saves £100k
One Manchester: provider of housing and community services — approximately 12,000 homes in central, south, and east Manchester.
What your organisation needs to know about Cyber Essentials certification.
In today’s digital age, cybersecurity has become a top priority for companies of all sizes and sectors. The constant threat of cyber attacks looms large over organisations, making it essential to invest in robust IT security measures that demonstrate ongoing commitment to safety, privacy, and compliance. This is especially true for the UK’s housing associations, where ‘cyber liability’ has become a central part of many insurance programmes.
Improved IT storage for growing global manufacturer.
Central provided Laltex with a scalable, reliable storage solution to support its continued growth and streamline its IT operations. The new system is operating approximately twenty times faster due to reduced latency and virtual machines can be cloned in just minutes, delivering significant time and resource savings.
How housing associations can navigate a seamless PSTN transition.
As we hurtle full speed towards a technology-driven future, BT Openreach’s Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) is approaching its final days. The impending PSTN switch-off carries significant implications across various industries, and the social housing sector is no exception. But for many associations, a lack of awareness about the topic presents serious risks of being left behind, and losing all services that remain reliant on legacy products.
Expanding housing association implements new IT infrastructure.
Housing association, Bron Afon is benefiting from migrating its ICT provision onto a virtual environment to scale up its back-office functions after experiencing substantial growth.
Central moves with Regenda providing multi-level support.
Regenda Group – a medium-sized Registered Social Housing Provider (RSHP) with 13,000 homes – with multi-level support.
