Blue Logic called in to enhance IT infrastructure of West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce
Blue logic, the managed IT services provider, has secured a new contract with West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce and the Business Enterprise Fund.
The IT firm will now manage the business support organization’s IT infrastructure and deliver a range of IT support services over the next 3 years.
The initial phase of the engagement will see Blue Logic provide its fully managed service, backed with proactive engagement and strategic guidance. As part of the service, Blue Logic will also provide a comprehensive fault monitoring and reporting alongside supporting the infrastructure and users.
Mark Ambler, group managing director of Blue Logic, said: “This partnership with the Chamber will enhance our reputation in the region and gives us the opportunity to actively engage with leading business groups.’’
Ruth Shann, head of operations at the Chamber, added: “The development and investment in our IT infrastructure will help the Chamber continue its impressive progression and continue to work alongside its many partners.
’’We are delighted to be working with Blue Logic and are confident their approach to innovation will help take us to a new level.“
Mark Ambler added: “We offer a high standard of IT support and IT solutions to companies across the country and securing quality contracts helps ensure we are well placed to continue this positive trend.”
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