IT company Vital Network Solutions maintains growth with two new client wins
Vital Network Solutions, the IT services provider, has completed the on-boarding work of two new clients enabling the firm to now provide ongoing support.
Knaresborough-based Vital has implemented business continuity systems helping its new clients develop a cloud infrastructure and improved security with the deployment of its fully managed suite of Webroot security services.
The new clients are Triton Construction, which is based in Liversedge, and Tax consultancy C3 and its marketing arm Excentra, which are located at Thorpe Park, near Leeds.
Established over a decade ago, Triton operates across the north of England undertaking projects from £500k to £6m.
C3 specialises in devising, developing and implementing tax planning and mitigation for owner-managed businesses, wealthy individuals and large corporate entities.
Lee Evans, managing director of Vital Network Solutions, said: “I’d like to welcome our new clients into the fold and we look forward to working with them for many years to come.
“Working with Triton and C3 adds greatly to our portfolio and helps showcase that Vital has the knowledge and expertise to work with companies across all business sectors.
“Since being founded in 2006 we have experienced continual year-on-year growth and 2015 is proving to be no exception.”
In addition to IT support and managed security services, Vital also provides business continuity, backup and disaster recovery, cloud and hosted services along with cloud-based Microsoft’s Office 365 and Azure products.
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