Why eacs
eacs is the expert in the delivery of IT services to the mid market. It is an award winning and trusted provider of IT solutions and managed services to a wide range of UK organisations of all sizes. Founded in 1994, eacs supplies practical, innovative and cost-effective IT products, solutions and services to businesses. Solutions include infrastructure, end user computing and systems management.
Our services range from ad-hoc consultancy, support and training through to fully managed or hosted IT systems. Partnerships with market leading manufacturers means eacs is positioned to provide organisations with the highest level of expertise and quality.
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Read about how eacs designed, implemented and migrated a product & design consultancy's email services and file storage to Office 365, improving their business continuity and reducing costs, with our latest ‘Innovating Together’ case studies at https://t.co/yGw5Ez6zLN https://t.co/YpRUJr5XVf
Read about how eacs designed, implemented and migrated a product & design consultancy's email services and file storage to Office 365, improving their business continuity and reducing costs, with our latest ‘Innovating Together’ case studies at https://t.co/yGw5Ez6zLN https://t.co/YpRUJr5XVf
Our position as a leader technology provider we’ve established a number of partnerships with market leading manufacturers. We’re in a position to provide organisations with the highest level of expertise and quality.
Accreditations include: Citrix Gold Solution Advisor, Microsoft Gold Partner, NetApp Gold Partner, VMware Enterprise Solutions Provider, HPE Silver Partner, and Dell EMC Authorized Partner.
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Many individuals and businesses are trying to adapt to the challenges that the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic is bringing to their everyday lives and operations. Companies are having to review not only their current Business Continuity Plans to ensure that they are robust enough and effective enough, but also their working practices to ensure that their businesses can continue operate efficiently and effectively in these difficult times.
But what will happen if the unthinkable happens?
