Business IT and Cloud Provider labdesk Acquires UK ISP Cheshire Telecom
Warrington-based Cloud, Cyber and IT solutions provider labdesk has acquired business broadband, IT and phone provider Cheshire Telecom for an undisclosed sum. The “strategic move” is said to be the culmination of a longstanding partnership, with labdesk having already provided technical services and support to CT partners over the years.
The move will give partners of Cheshire Telecom access to a wider selection of IT and Cyber security solutions. In addition, Cheshire Telecom’s directors – Paul Taylor and Mike O’Halloran – will remain involved with labdesk, joining us as Non-Executive Directors.
James Rooney, Operations Director of labdesk, said: “[We’re] really proud to be merging with the team over at Cheshire Telecom to continue building upon their 20+ year heritage. From my own personal perspective, I’ve worked with this team for numerous years and helped build their strong relationships with their partners which we will continue to do. We’re excited to build the partnership and what the future holds.”
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