Partner Article
Yorkshire's Leading IT Solutions Partner Mtech Rebrands
Mtech, one of the fastest growing IT Solutions firms in Yorkshire, has revealed a new website and new logo as the company celebrates a record year of trading from their home in Headingley with turnover increasing by 20%.
The company provides ongoing strategic IT advice for a range of businesses including Leeds Rugby, Gecko and Yorkshire County Cricket Club, as well as conventional network, software and hardware support.
In the last six months, Mtech has increased the team by over 25%, which has led to an expansion of office space to house the new recruits and more staff in the future. The firm is a Microsoft Gold Partner and specialists in Office 365, Microsoft’s market leading office software.
The fresh new look and website showcases the firm’s expertise, skills and experience, with access to white papers, case studies and a quick support help desk.
Tim Leslie, Mtech Operations Director, said: “This year we celebrate nine years in business and 2016 is already promising to be our biggest year to date. The new website shows what we can do in more detail and gives new and existing customers the chance to utilise the latest tools to support whatever they require.
“We’re proud that in the nine years of trading, we’ve never lost a client and I’m confident our latest recruits will add further strength and depth to our offering and continue to drive our business on.”
Anyone interested in joining Mtech as part of its expansion should visit http://www.mtech.uk.com
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Matt Peden .
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