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Modern Networks
Providing IT support and managed services office buildings and shopping centers
About Modern Networks
Modern Networks is the leading provider of IT and telecoms as a managed service to the UK’s commercial property sector. Currently, we serve over 1700 landmark office buildings and shopping centres. Our clients include CBRE, Savills, CEG, Cushman and Wakefield, GVA, JLL and Lee Baron. Modern Networks offers everything from the desktop to the data centre, telephony and business broadband solutions for a predictable fixed monthly subscription fee. Modern Networks has offices in the Hitchin, Hertfordshire and central Manchester. The benefits of IT managed services include: • Greater transparency and control of your IT spend • The IT and telephony you need for a predictable fixed monthly fee • Reduced administration, one supplier, not many • Replace old, unproductive IT systems • Improve staff productivity and collaboration • Safeguard your data and meet compliance obligations • Guaranteed service levels • Disaster recovery and business continuity • Expert IT support To learn more about how Modern Networks can help your commercial properties get the most from IT and telephony, contact us now.
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- Founded
- 1999
- Headquarters
- Hitchin, United Kingdom
- Sector
- Cybersecurity
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Horizon Capital
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