eMail & Mobile Technologies |
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The growth in the availability of low cost laptop, palm and handheld devices that are packet with functionality such as data storage, cameras, touch screens, etc. Coupled with increasingly low cost cellular radio capacity, makes doing business away from the office a practical reality. Integrating your business database with secure web pages, adds to the possibilities of doing business on the move. |
Registration No: CON/09/182
The ICT Practice is registered with the National Computing Centre as a Quality Assured Supplier and Members of the UK Information Technology Association.
© The ICT Practice 2010
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The ICT Practice welcomes Robin LayfieldJan. 2010 - PHP developer Robin Layfield is to replace David Carter as head developer of the Utopia project. David who was instrumental in the early stages of our Utopia project is to concentrate upon our Health and Safety projects.
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| Peter Kemp |
Senior PartnerPeter is the Senior Partner for the ICT Practice and Director of VBS Support Limited. With a background in the Motor Industry, Peter has worked with truck manufacturers and dealers developing Asset Management and After Market solutions. |
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| Nick Irons |
Microsoft Visual Basic Developer |
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| Stephen Welch |
Hardware - Microsoft Certified EngineerStephen (B Sc. (Hons), AMBCS) is a Microsoft Certified Engineer committed to providing an exceptional service based upon use of technical expertise with a customer focus. |
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| Robin Layfield |
| Robin Layfield |
| Eddie White |
| Hardware Maintenance and Support |
| Dan Dineen |
Graphic Design Dan's design specialism is in the usability, look and feel areas of software product design. He is extensively consulted to simplify functionality and to enable software to work intuitively. |
| John Griffiths |
| Graphic Design & Marketing |
| Alan West |
Magic RADD Developer |
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| Ian Munday |
PHP Developer |
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| David Carter |
Design and Implementation |
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The Practice was formed in 2007 by members of the UK Information Technology Association. UKITA had been created 4 year previously in 2003 with grant funding from Advantage West Midlands the regional development body. Originally WMITA, UKITA set out to encourage the development of ICT in the region and to set standards in this comparatively new and unregulated IT profession.
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The ICT Practice
Gala House
3 Raglan Road
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B5 7RA
Tel No: +44 (0)870 753 4020
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