Today Fluidata has announced the investment in its business by Rigby Group plc. Rigby Group is the parent company for a portfolio of privately owned and highly successful businesses operating across Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. The £2 billion business, owned by Sir Peter Rigby, has interests in the technology, airports, hotels, real estate, financial and aviation sectors. Among Rigby Group businesses is Europe’s principal independent technology provider SCC.
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Topic ADVANCE Copper and Fibre Failover Burst Business ADSL Business EFM Ethernet First Mile Cloud PureFluid DSL Bonding Business Hosting Business Wireless Technology Core Dedicated Network MPLS – VPLS News Private Wide Area Network Service Exchange Platform Virtual Private Network Pulse Business FTTC PWAN VOX Business ADSL XSPAMINATE
Employee data theft is on the rise. Reports last month, based on EMV research, tell us the number of thefts of confidential information cases heard at the high court has risen by 58% in the last year and by a staggering 5,000% since 2006.
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Topic BYOD Cloud IPlayer 2 manager secure data News steal 3G employee hosting IT layer 3 private network PWAN Security theft
Fluidata are delighted to announce that we have completed a £2.5 million upgrade on our network on time and on budget. After months of work and planning, it’s fantastic to have concluded this project and we can now start to deliver the benefits of the new network to our clients.
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Topic 100 Gb/s ASR Cisco MPLS MX News WAN Juniper PWAN VPLS
We are the proud owners of the Cisco Express Managed Services status following a successful audit of our Cisco capabilities. This status, unique at the moment in the UK, recognises our ability to look after our customers’ needs 24/7 from our own dedicated Network Operations Centre (NOC).
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Topic Cisco Express Managed Services Managed Services News NOC PWAN
I remember when a 2Mb/s ADSL connection was called future proofing, but you need to remember a lot of businesses at that time were still using 64Kb/s ISDN lines.
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