Whether your business is a single user to a 100 user setup Ashby Computers offer a broad array of services, which will help you to maintain your IT systems on a day-to-day basis.
Remote IT support enables us to fix most IT issues by connecting to your computer through our encrypted software. This means we can access your computers to provide maintenance and support without being physically in the room with you.
IT is such an integral part of any business and looking after its upkeep is of vital importance to your business. Downtime can be a major drain on your time and resources and cost you money when you should be concentrating on your own day job.
Ashby Computers offers reliable and cost-effective Managed IT Support tailored for businesses of all sizes. From 24/7 monitoring, cybersecurity, on-site and remote support, and expert IT management.
Your business to go with Office 365. For many SMBs staying productive means working on the go. Office 365 enables small businesses to work remotely and connect employees in different locations.
Microsoft Office 365 is a subscription based online cloud solution that allows you to connect from anywhere with web-enabled apps. Your end users will be able to securely access and share email, documents, contacts, and calendars on PC, Mac or mobile devices.
Complete Office 365 SkyKick Cloud Backup for Exchange & OneDrive. You can instantly find and rapidly restore that lost content, giving you peace of mind that no matter what happens your productivity is protected.
IT support for manufacturing keeps your technology running smoothly, protecting your production systems and minimising operational disruptions. Our expert solutions ensure your manufacturing technology works as hard as you do.
Reliable IT support is vital for financial services, ensuring data security, regulatory compliance, and seamless operations. Stay competitive and secure with expert IT solutions tailored to your needs.
Law firms handle sensitive client data, making robust IT support crucial for protecting against cyber threats and ensuring compliance with data protection regulations.
A secure and efficient IT system is essential in healthcare, safeguarding sensitive patient data and enabling medical professionals to focus on delivering quality care without disruptions.
Reliable IT support is essential for construction firms to ensure seamless operations, protect data, and enhance productivity. With tailored solutions, businesses can prevent downtime, maintain compliance, and focus on delivering projects while their IT runs smoothly in the background.
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