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Sudlows Powers Vertex Success
9 May 2012
Sudlows, has secured an £130,000 electrical contract with leading global Customer Management Outsourcer, Vertex. This electrical infrastructure upgrade to the Bolton office will help Vertex, which employs 10,000 people in over 70 locations globally and is one of the city’s largest employers, to continue to deliver leading services while reducing their energy usage. The electrical [...]
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Sudlows Celebrate Success at Green IT Awards
25 Apr 2012
Sudlows have added to their collection of prestigious awards, with the news that they have received the “Runner Up” award for the Environmental Project of the Year at Green IT Awards, held at London Zoo in Regents Park.
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Sudlows Ride Again For Charity!
17 Apr 2012
As part of this year’s centenary celebrations, the Sudlows Charity team are, once again, taking on the endurance challenge of cycling 65 miles from Manchester United to Blackpool Promenade, on Sunday 8th July. Once again, we have nominated Francis House Children’s Hospice as our charity this year. This special charity cares for terminally ill children, diagnosed with having “no [...]
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Sudlows Powers Vertex Success
University of Birmingham Awards Blown Fibre Contract to Sudlows
Ben Lavelle – Connectivity Divisional Director at Sudlows commented, “To create a truly flexible and scalable network, a Blown Fibre infrastructure is the perfect choice for any multi-campus environment, particularly those of a University.
“Throughout the UK we are seeing a growing demand for high bandwidth applications, especially within the educational sector. This means that scalable, high speeds and significant volumes of data can be transmitted though these large capacity optical fibre networks. Blown Fibre is fast becoming the choice infrastructure for flexible network connectivity” added Ben.
Ben Lavelle continues, “Blown Fibre provides Birmingham University and its students with the most future proof solution; the fibres are easily added, removed or re-routed in consideration of a flexible and changing learning environment, student support services and student accommodation – whilst managing the impact of costs.”
Founded in 1900, Birmingham University represented a new model for higher education. This was the UK’s first civic university, and the first university in the country to be built on a campus model.