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Carden IT Services (UK)

Carden IT Services (UK)

Fully-managed IT support and cybersecurity for growing businesses across the UK. Proactive monitoring, fast help-desk response and security that actually gets used.

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2009Founded
1Core services
4.8★Avg. Google rating
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2009Established
Managed ITSector
1Core services
4.8★Google rating
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What we do

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  • Fully-managed IT support with guaranteed response timesnCybersecurity, backup and disaster recoverynMicrosoft 365 and cloud migrationsnVirtual IT director / strategy consultingnStructured cabling, networking and hardware procurement
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“Response times are unreal, a ticket rarely sits longer than ten minutes. They just quietly keep everything running.”

S MSarah M.Operations DirectornMigrated our whole office to the cloud over a weekend with zero downtime. Genuinely the best IT partner we’ve had.
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Fully-managed IT support and cybersecurity for growing businesses across the UK. Proactive monitoring, fast help-desk response and security that actually gets used.

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