STL Communications provide IT and Communications to businesses in Oxfordshire, and have over 20 years’ experience in the industry. Paul Ballinger, gives his thoughts on how technology can help organisations embrace the modern workplace.
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Storm Internet is proud to announce their 7th win at the 2019 UK Internet Industry Awards.
Storm Internet is proud to announce their 7th win at the 2019 UK Internet Industry Awards.
The fourth and final Twin Town Challenge next May will take the total fundraising to over £1 million. The event will see 100 cars costing less than £500 travel to Witney’s twin town of Le Touquet for a weekend of fun points based challenges to raise money for Charlbury based charity SpecialEffect.
As founder and director of Storm Internet, Salim Benadel has a passion for doing things right. It’s not often you come across someone with such a level of drive and determination to succeed, but Salim wants to succeed to help his growing number of clients succeed, to make their lives easier…it’s the mantra of Storm.
Storm Internet are specialists in managed hosting. We understand how important your hosting infrastructure is to your business and that you require quick and knowledgeable responses.
At STL we provide IT and communications to enable your business to work better, smarter and faster in the modern workplace. We help your business stay better connected to your customers and enable your people to communicate and collaborate securely and reliably.
For Oxfordshire-based managed IT services provider CIS, 2019 marks 30 years of successfully supporting local business growth and business continuity. CIS have gone from strength to strength, with up to 30% YoY growth, dozens of awards, multiple acquisitions, and a prosperous future ahead.
STL today announced the appointment of Paul Ballinger as STL Sales Director, effective 2 January 2019. Paul will join the Senior Management Team and report to the STL Board and Shareholder Group.
The war against cybercriminals has reached a critical point and businesses should ready themselves for an attack every 14 seconds, says Neill Lawson-Smith FBCS, MD of CIS Ltd
