Following the launch of a project exceeding £170k, Converged Solutions Ltd (CSL) is continuing to gain positive business growth momentum and an increasing business share of the global convergence solutions market.
The company’s successful commissioning of the first of nine new regional fire control centres, the first being based at Taunton in Somerset, saw CSL install in excess of two thousand outlets as part of their overall installation. A team of eight CSL engineers and key personnel worked on-site from six months to complete the complex installation with the first regional centre, Taunton Fire Control Centre, successfully taking responsibility for all fire emergency support for the South West of England earlier this year; the remaining eight centres across the UK are currently at various stages of construction. |
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Converged Solutions Ltd (CSL) with offices in Bromsgrove and Bristol, is delighted following the safe delivery of a new fleet of vehicles donning the company’s distinctive branding.
CSL director, Mark Bridgeman, commenting on the new arrivals said: “These vehicles represent the first phase of visual change. Over the next few weeks we will take delivery of an additional 10 new vans cementing a major change in company branding from our well-known stone blue to striking silver.” |
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Demonstrating the versatility of a mobile data shredding facility and discussing how best to integrate Business Continuity Management (BCM) and IT Service Continuity, Bromsgrove based Converged Solutions Limited (CSL) joined companies such as Hitachi Data Systems and Brocade to review and debate the increasing BCM challenges businesses in 2008 face, during a two-day conference (31st Jan and 1st Feb). |
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Converged Solutions Limited (CSL) were delighted to help company purchasing manager, Roger Pyne, raise much needed cash for the national charity, The Meningitis Trust, as he took part in this year’s Five Valleys Walk around the Cotswolds. Roger and girlfriend Sally-Ann Miller, joined a group of eager charity walkers to take part in the twelve mile trip taking in some of the most beautiful Cotswold scenery, wearing stout boots and enjoying a beautiful day out. All money raised from the event will go to help support the many families affected by meningitis every year. Said Roger: “I’ve been actively supporting the Meningitis Trust since 1998, after catching meningitis myself whilst on a skiing trip to France. |
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 Disks being shredded
CSL director, Kevin Foster, said: “We are all aware of how important it is to keep information secure. Secure storage is one area, but what happens when this information is no longer needed?” |
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