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STRATEGIC PARTNERS AND PATRONS


SPOTLIGHT ON:CWCS MANAGED HOSTING


CWCS Managed Hosting started in Nottingham in 1999 and has, over the years, gone from strength to strength. Chris Kemp, Sales and Marketing Manager, tells Business Network about CWCS’ journey to success.


CWCS has continued to expand its infrastructure, products and capabilities, and now has a presence in six major cities around the world. Here in the UK, we provide services to some major clients such as the NHS, major energy providers, premier league football clubs, various household brands and many more from both the private and public sector. We provide managed hosting solutions, from shared hosting right up to fully managed large-scale infrastructure. But, what sets us apart is our desire to really get to know our customers, their business, and their plans for the future. We believe that developing a close relationship with our customers


‘We know from experience that cheap hosting providers usually only appear to offer value for money at surface level, and often customers are met with hidden costs further down the road’


allows us to serve them infinitely better than your average provider. It allows us to tailor our solution, approach and even our communication style to each customer as an individual. We see ourselves as partners to


our customers, able to work alongside them towards one common goal. We believe in this approach so much that our customers will never just be


another number or statistic in our books, and we believe that it shows. Don’t get us wrong, there is very


cheap hosting out there these days, and many businesses opt for it. We think that if that’s the right direction for your business then go for it. But, we know from experience that cheap hosting providers usually only appear to offer value for money at surface


level, and often customers are met with hidden costs further down the road, or find themselves in a position where they are offered very little support from their provider if a problem arises. CWCS is not a ‘budget’ provider


by any means, but we believe strongly in what we do and we know that we offer great value for money. We believe in providing the


highest quality service possible, and that is why we have put a lot of work into achieving and maintaining our ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certification. It’s why we’ve become Cyber Essentials certified and why we are an approved G- Cloud 11 supplier to Her Majesty’s Government. We became a patron of the Chamber early last year. We are delighted to be able to bring our skills and expertise and to work alongside all involved in order to help drive the Chamber forward. Our main purpose is to ‘help aspiring businesses achieve more’ and we will work closely with the Chamber, members, patrons and strategic partners alike to do just that. Having just celebrated our 20th


anniversary, we have seen much change and development in the IT industry and technology in general over the years. We are proud that we have


adapted and forged a strong place of longevity among such exciting change. Our ethos, however, has remained the same: To provide quality solutions and supreme support levels to all our customers and to help aspiring businesses achieve more, by placing them at the heart of everything we do.


THE CHAMBER IS HONOURED BY THE SUPPORT OF ITS STRATEGIC PARTNERS AND PATRONS


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