BusinessNew era for North West IT support provider

New era for North West IT support provider

Cheshire-based IT support provider Concise Technologies Limited has completed the final stages of its integration with Air IT, a UK leading Managed Service Provider. The announcement sees the retirement of the business’ former name and will see its branding evolve to Air IT’s signature orange.

Founded in 1999, Concise was acquired by Air IT in March 2021 as part of its ambitious plans to become the largest SME-focussed managed IT service provider within the UK. Having spent the last 18 months focussing on the full integration of business systems, processes and people, integration is now fully complete with the existing premises and former Concise team becoming responsible for Air IT’s day-to-day operations in the North West region.

James Healey, Chief Operating Officer at Air IT, said:

“It’s an exciting time as Concise completes its integration with Air IT. Together, we have taken the time to make the integration as smooth as possible for our clients, who remain our number one priority moving forwards. Whilst Concise may look different from now on, there will be no changes to our team who will continue to serve our valued clients – new and existing – on a local level.

“With further growth ahead of us, we plan to create new jobs both locally and further afield with various job openings across the country. As a service company, we’re keen to attract talented people who share our passion for delivering first-class IT support services with the local, personal touch that growing SMEs require.”

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