Systems Integrators

Businesses’ ICT requirements are both increasingly challenging and evolving rapidly. The widescale use of social media and mobile communications, particularly smartphones and tablets, along with the adoption of unified communications and the consumerisation of ICT, are all combining to produce a highly complex network challenge.

The predictability of traffic patterns is reduced, whilst the volume, proportion of high bandwidth and time sensitive traffic, and security threat is dramatically increasing. And it is only set to get worse, with the move towards Cloud computing.

This is also happening at a time when businesses are facing significant competitive pressure in a weak economic environment. Every part of their business needs to deliver competitive advantage, whilst facing budgetary constraints.

Many organisations are looking to Systems Integrators to provide the innovation and support they need to enable them to focus on addressing their customer needs.  Telindus is the ideal partner to help you achieve this for your customers.

We are a quality-based organisation, with a range of ISO accreditations and operate by PRINCE2 and ITIL3 principles. As an Investors in People organisation we invest in the most skilled and experienced people and training to achieve the highest level of accreditation with the key networking vendors and niche players. Lastly, we regularly work with other systems integrators to help differentiate them in the market, or address specific customer requirements that we have the specialist expertise and experience to address.

We are a partner you can rely on to support your customers:

"It is absolutely imperative to our customers and to us that our network is working at peak performance at all times. The level of service and commitment offered to us by Telindus has helped us achieve this over a number of years and we believe that Telindus is the perfect partner to help us grow our business in the future"

 Paul Buttery, Chief Customer and Networks Officer at Virgin Media