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Microsoft, UNIX, Linux, Macintosh, Novell are but a few of the many server operating systems available. Dependent upon the business marketplace one may be more prevalent than another. The choice or availability of application software may preclude one against another. To us there is no one system that is "the best". Each offers advantages and disadvantages. Our role is to bring these forward with the best unbiased advice. |
Registration No: CON/09/182
The ICT Practice is registered with the National Computing Centre as a Quality Assured Supplier and Members of the UK Information Technology Association.
© The ICT Practice 2011
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The ICT Practice welcomes Robin LayfieldJan. 2010 - PHP developer Robin Layfield is to replace David Carter as head developer of the Utopia project. David who was instrumental in the early stages of our Utopia project is to concentrate upon our Health and Safety projects.
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| Peter Kemp |
Senior Partner
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| John Griffiths |
Design that improves the bottom line John uses his design and marketing skills to build and manage eye-catching online and print communications. The well-planned websites he creates are underpinned by sound strategies and solid, creative design to develop a successful online presence for his customers. |
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| Eddie White |
Streamlining technology Integrating networks, telephony and broadband are all in a day’s work for Eddie who is also a qualified trainer running courses on using applications, PCs and the web. |
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| Stephen Welch |
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Creating dependable business assets Reliability, security and savings are just some of the reasons why Stephen uses open source software to help businesses improve the way they do things, providing technical solutions that become assets rather than simply being costs. |
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The Practice was formed in 2007 by members of the UK Information Technology Association. UKITA had been created 4 year previously in 2003 with grant funding from Advantage West Midlands the regional development body. Originally WMITA, UKITA set out to encourage the development of ICT in the region and to set standards in this comparatively new and unregulated IT profession.
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The ICT Practice
Gala House
3 Raglan Road
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B5 7RA
Tel No: +44 (0)870 753 4020
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