Team.

together.

It’s not about us, it’s all about you.

Some of our people have been with us for over two decades, and some have only recently started on their Central journey. But they all have one thing in common: their commitment to making IT as seamless as possible for our customers.

Our Principles.

Authentic.

We are people-centred. Being trusted to do what we say we will is a part of our DNA. The advice we give is based on integrity and objectivity, using a no-pressure approach. Be honest, tell it like it is but most of all be real, which may mean that occasionally, we have to say no.

Curious.

Understanding our customers and colleagues requires us to listen first
and listen deeply. We ask the right questions to get to the details so we
can provide the best support in a non-judgemental way. Technology is complex, but we make it simple for everyone we speak to. After all, businesses are people.

Bothered.

We treat our clients’ businesses like they are own so we care about getting
it right through a hard-working ethic that always adds value to the job. Short-termism doesn’t reap results so we take the long view and build lasting relationships with our customers.

Measurable.

We make things happen through our passion for problem-solving. If we
don’t make a positive impact, we haven’t done our job properly. Decisions are made with our customer’s commercial interests in mind, not ours.

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IT'S WHAT WE DO.

Central Networks are a strategic technology partner. Excellent technology is a given, customer service, trust and long-term relationships are what drive our business. We support CEOs, Heads of IT, IT technicians and transformation directors to ensure technology provides an edge to their organisations.

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Heywood OL10 2DY

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E: info@centralnetworks.co.uk

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