Simply Workspace specialises in fi t-outs including furniture,
ceilings and flooring, as well as office storage systems and partitioning. It operates mainly in the offi ce, education, health and care home sectors to transform wasted or uninspiring space into well-designed, practical working environments. Since 2023, the company has been working in close partnership with Simply Techspace, a full-service IT company that provides software, hardware, cabling, telecoms, IT support and cyber security. Simply Techspace partners with leading names including HP
and Microsoft, and also off ers Simply Circular IT, refurbished and recycled equipment, as a sustainable option. Jon Bautista added: “T e two businesses came together because
we have a very similar approach, we put great emphasis on getting a project over the line as cost eff ectively as possible for the client. T at might be down to careful planning of a move or expansion, or it might be through reconfi guration, reusing whatever materials we can, or, in the case of IT, giving clients the option of choosing refur- bished equipment to keep costs, and their carbon footprint, down. “Together, we are something of a one-stop shop and we
understand the needs of clients in the logistics sector. T ey need that fl ow, to have access to a system that makes sure they can function properly and get those goods out the door as and when they’re needed.”
Contact Simply Techspace and Simply Workspace on 01604 316989 or 01604 316922, email
jon@simply-workspace.co.uk or visit
www.simplytechspace.com
Jon Bautista, left, and Matt Dann.
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