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DCS shares platform with The Apprentice winner
Boston Spa-based Deans Computer Services (DCS) joined Mark Wright, 2014 winner of The Apprentice TV show, to discuss industry trends at the North West Expo exhibition, held last week at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium.
Mark, who persuaded Lord Sugar to invest in his Climb On-line start-up, was a keynote speaker and shared his expertise on digital marketing and social media for the benefit of regional businesses in attendance. With a passion for IT and the digital world, Mark found plenty of common ground with DCS, who appeared as an exhibitor to showcase its latest range of business software solutions and provide insight on safeguarding against the growing threat of cyber crime.
DCS Chairman, Peter Rogerson, said:
“The North West Expo took place in the Legends Suite, overlooking the pitch, and it proved to be a fantastic venue. The event created a real buzz and Mark’s keynote contribution was particularly informative and entertaining. There were plenty of other engaging speakers as well as workshops, seminars and one-to-one clinics taking place throughout the day. The exhibition offered a wealth of networking opportunities for DCS. We welcomed a high volume of visitors to our stand and, on the evidence of our discussions with many of them, it seems that businesses in the North West are every bit as concerned about cyber security as their counterparts in our own Yorkshire region.”
Founded in 1982, DCS provides a full range of IT services to SMEs, from simple repairs to full system replacements including hardware and software. The company offers unparalleled commitment to supplying, supporting and training end users on the UK’s leading business and accounting solutions as well as providing advice and help on cyber security.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sam Jones .
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