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Sprint Integration: Delivering Smarter IT, Cyber Security And Connectivity Solutions For Modern Businesses

Business Fortune

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Technology is now woven into almost every part of modern business, from the way employees communicate and collaborate to how companies store information, protect customer data and keep day-to-day operations moving. For businesses in London, Essex and the wider South East, Sprint Integration has spent more than 25 years helping organisations make sense of that technology and put it to practical use.

About The Company

Sprint Integration’s roots go back more than 25 years, when the business was originally established as Omnisys by consultants with blue-chip experience supporting networks for organisations including NatWest, Credit Suisse and Barclays. In 2008, the company merged with a telecommunications provider to form The Sprint Group, expanding its ability to provide integrated IT and communications services.

Since then, further acquisitions have helped shape the company into the business it is today, with offices in London and Essex. Its philosophy, however, appears to have remained relatively straightforward: provide professional technology support while retaining the personal approach that businesses expect from a long-term partner.

IT Support That Stays Close To The Business

At the centre of Sprint Integration’s offering is managed IT support. The company provides remote and on-site assistance, network and server monitoring, account management, asset management and ongoing technical support. Its services are designed for businesses that need dependable IT without necessarily maintaining a large internal technical team.

An important part of the approach is flexibility. Sprint Integration can work as an extension of an existing IT department or provide a more complete managed service. Its support covers businesses ranging from small companies to organisations with up to 200 employees, with support available across London, Essex and the South East.

Cyber Security And Endpoint Protection

Cyber security has become a business issue rather than simply an IT concern and Sprint Integration has built a substantial part of its service around helping organisations respond to that reality.

Its managed cyber security offering includes Managed SIEM, Endpoint Detection and Response, penetration testing, vulnerability management, cyber security consultancy and email security.

The company also takes a proactive approach to monitoring. Endpoint protection, threat detection and regular vulnerability assessments are used alongside wider security measures to create a layered defence rather than relying on a single security product.

Cloud Solutions For A Changing Workplace

Cloud technology has transformed the way businesses operate, but moving to the cloud is not simply a case of transferring files and applications online. Sprint Integration provides support across the wider cloud journey, including cloud consulting, transformation, migration and security.

Its consultants can help businesses assess their existing infrastructure, develop a cloud strategy and move applications and data into suitable cloud environments. Security also forms a central part of the service, with measures such as encryption, access controls and threat detection designed to protect cloud-based systems and information.

Cyber Essentials And Cyber Essentials Plus

For businesses looking to demonstrate that they take cyber security seriously, Sprint Integration provides support with Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus certification.

Cyber Essentials is a UK Government-backed scheme designed to help organisations address common security risks. Cyber Essentials Plus goes further, with a hands-on assessment by a trained assessor.

Backup And Disaster Recovery

No IT strategy is complete without considering what happens when something goes wrong. Sprint Integration’s backup and disaster recovery services are designed to help businesses prepare for incidents ranging from hardware and power failures to ransomware, cyber attacks, human error, fire and flooding.

The company also highlights the importance of backing up Microsoft 365 and other SaaS data. Its disaster recovery offering includes solutions from established providers such as Datto and Sophos, with the aim of helping businesses restore information and resume operations as quickly as possible.

Infrastructure And Responsible Recycling

Sprint Integration’s work extends beyond software and support. The company can source business hardware and software through relationships with major technology vendors, while also providing Microsoft products and services as a Microsoft Partner.

When equipment reaches the end of its useful life, the company also offers infrastructure recycling. Old devices can be reused or recycled where possible, while data-bearing drives are sent for secure destruction, with certificates available as evidence of disposal.

Connectivity That Keeps Businesses Moving

Reliable connectivity is another important piece of the puzzle. Through its sister company, Sprint Convergence, Sprint Integration provides access to leased lines, FTTP and SoGEA connections, alongside VoIP phone systems, Microsoft Teams integration, voice and collaboration applications and contact centre solutions.

For businesses increasingly dependent on remote working, cloud applications and digital communication, having dependable connectivity is fundamental. Sprint Integration’s approach brings those communication services into the wider technology picture rather than treating rather than simply another IT supplier, Sprint Integration’s combination of technical expertise, managed services and long-term customer focus makes it a company worth considering. With more than two decades of experience connectivity as a separate requirement.

Sprint Integration has grown considerably since its beginnings as Omnisys, but its core purpose remains recognisable: helping businesses use technology confidently and without unnecessary complexity. Its broad portfolio means customers can turn to one provider for everyday IT support, cloud projects, cyber security, connectivity, backup and infrastructure requirements.

Jon Barns | Managing Director

“We provide a complete range of IT solutions tailored to fit businesses of any size, making sure your unique needs are covered.”


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