- Do you suffer from ever growing IT costs that are burning a hole in your pocket?
- Should your business go down, would you be slow to get back up and running?
- Is your current IT Provider too slow to respond?
- Are you 100% sure all your networks are fully protected?
- Do you lack an IT strategy that supports the future growth of your organisation?
- Are you experiencing unwanted down time for your systems?
- Are you struggling to find an IT Provider you can trust?
Please have a look at the questions above, and if you answer ‘yes’ to just one, please call our 24/7 IT helpdesk today on 0333 455 9885 and speak to our team of UK Managed IT Service Experts.
York Managed IT Services, why choose CloudCoCo?
So, your monthly IT costs are growing rapidly and you’re not sure if your business is up to date with all your Cloud Data requirements or the latest advances on cyber security.
There’s an answer and light at the end of the tunnel, as our super-efficient IT solutions are safe and secure giving you the peace of mind that quality, price and service will never to be compromised.
Outsource your IT to CloudCoCo and we’ll manage remotely with our UK IT expertise, friendly, responsive and highly knowledgeable staff.
Our IT Support services ensure your technology is always up to date and in turn will help your York business grow even more smoothly with peak performance 24/7 IT Support Helpdesk.
This allows your employees to focus on more strategic responsibilities, and not suffer any IT issues.
No matter what problems arise, our IT support specialists will quickly solve them, so you enjoy maximum operational efficiency and employee productivity.
Outsource your business IT
If you are looking for a powerful and efficient IT Support Provider delivering services in York, you’re a Business or Public Sector Department based in York, or even the surrounding areas then outsource your IT Support to our UK leading IT Support Experts here at CloudCoCo.
We can help secure your networks and pave the way for your business IT to grow with you.
We’ll save you both time and money and we never compromise on delivering our highly professional IT service from our super talented team.
Our goal is to ensure your IT support runs cost effectively and extremely smoothly priding ourselves at the same time on delivering outstanding customer care, support and satisfaction.
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These advantages are critical to staying competitive in today’s technology-driven market, where businesses are always trying to achieve more with less. /
Don’t overspend in your business when it comes to IT. Poor IT support holds you back by slowly solving your IT problems without addressing the root causes./
This can drain the business of time, efficiency, security and money./
CloudCoCo, however, will ensure you stay ahead with fast, effective IT support that helps your productivity and balance sheet./
IT Support in York and the surrounding towns and cities
Please contact us today if you’re looking for IT support and Managed IT services in York and the surrounding areas.
We would love to help your business grow by putting the necessary IT solutions in place to pave the way for your growth and success.
One of our goals is to protect your business at the same time with the latest UK Cybersecurity Technology. Please get in touch with us today.
York IT Support Services that we can help you with
Here you can find a list of all the services we can provide to business and the public sector all across York and the surrounding cities and areas to help support your IT.
CloudCoCo are recognised as a UK market leader for outsourcing IT services.
Managed IT Services
Focus on growing your business with worry-free IT management and 24/7 IT support
Cloud & Data Centre
Maximise operational efficiency and data security while minimising hardware costs
Communication & Collaboration
Make your business communications more reliable, efficient and affordable
Professional Services & IT Consulting
Maintain a powerful business advantage with strategic, results-driven technology
Connectivity
Optimise and future-proof your network, no matter your location, devices or growth rate
Microsoft
Stay ahead of the curve with next-gen, cloud-based infrastructure services and productivity software
Outsource your IT if you are a Business in York
CloudCoCo are leading the future in the IT industry and all across the UK as well as York.
We are committed to helping your business grow with IT. Our team live and breathe IT support and can easily conduct a security assessment or cost analysis to show you how much money you really can save.
As well and being a UK accredited Microsoft Gold Partner , we also offer through our platforms unrivalled managed IT services
Our passion is always to provide business security and protect you against the risks of cyber-attacks as well as deliver the best IT support service for all businesses and local authorities across York.
Helpful Information About York
Also referred to as a “Cathedral city of York” or the head city of Yorkshire. York sits on the confluence of rivers Ouse and Foss.
The city is famous for a minster, a castle and ancient Roman city walls.
The city was founded by the Romans in 71 AD and was the jewel in their Roman provincial crown.
Later in the Middle Ages York became a major wool trading centre as well as being the capital for the Church of England – a title it retains today.
The nineteenth century saw York become a rail network hub and leading confectionery manufacturing centre. The population is estimated at 210,618 at a last count in 2019.
York is also said to be the most haunted city in the UK.
Economy and Business
Major economy in York is based around its Service sector, in 2000 88.7% were employed by the service industry.
Mid 2020 a report came out stating that York was worth £5.2 billion to the UK economy and had 9,000 businesses operating inside it employing 110,000 people across the city.
The service industry here includes areas in health, education, finance, information technology, and tourism.
Not only does York have that industry but Tourism too, this industry’s worth in York is estimated at £765 million to the city, employing 24,000 people and attracting 8.4 million visitors each year.
As tourism is a key part of the local economy it’s worth noting that by 1968 helped along by The University of York that was built and opened in 1963, the arrival of The National Railway Museum in 1975, the Jorvik Viking Centre in 1984, and the York Dungeon in 1986 all added to the prosperity in this sector.
March 2012 saw York’s Chocolate Story open further adding to this income.
Employment rate is high in this city with 78.8% of the population in 2018 working. Biggest employer is the City of York Council with over 7,500 employees.
Others major employers in the city are Aviva, Network Rail, York Hospitals NHS Trust, BT Group, CPP Group, Nestle, NFU Mutual, and the University of York.
Areas that are seen to be developing in York are that of science, technology, and creative industries.
Technology
Kodypay is a Fintech company based in York which originally was started by its young founders.
Kodypay offers a payment platform for businesses allowing them to transact with their customers across many types of payment platforms with speed and ease. Costs are mainly reduced by removing the need for receipt printers.
York’s Department of Computer Science also boasts market leading research and technology platforms for their Students. They work closely with employers such as IBM, Rolls-Royce, BAE and Thales Underwater Systems with their technology and student employment placements.
They were voted 4th in the top 10 UK Department of Computer Sciences for students by the Guardian with students gaining employment within 6 months from graduating.
Media
The local newspapers are The Press and The York Advertiser. There are three local stations, Greatest Hits Radio, Vale Radio and BBC Radio York.
An online news centre YorkMix was nominated for awards at the O2 Media Awards for Yorkshire and the Humber. The York Channel, a local TV station aired in 2015.
The University of York has two campus newspapers, Nouse and York Vision as well as URY the universities own radio station.
Notable celebrities and personalities from York are:
- Frankie Howard – actor and comedian
- Judy Dench – actress
- Francis Drake – historian
- Lewis Cook – footballer
- Steve Webster – racing driver
- Kate Atkinson – novelist
- Matt Haig – novelist and journalist
Tourism
Tourism became a major entity to the city in 1968 and because of that it was declared a conservation area. Tourism is a big part of York, and it was voted European Tourism City of the Year in 2007 beating 130 other European cities to the first place.
Conde Nast Traveller awarded the city safest place to visit in 2010 and more recently in 2018 The Sunday Times deemed York overall best place to live as it’s perfect mix of heritage and hi-tech mini metropolis is ideal for all visitors.
Attractions such as York Minster, which is a dominant Gothic building in the city, York Castle Museum (which used to be a prison), the city’s medieval walls are major contributors to the history of the city which in turn brings in the visitors.
Retail
The Coppergate Shopping Centre opened in 2018 to add to lots of other retail spaces for the keen shopper.
Amongst them are Monk Cross Shopping Park, York Designer Outlet, and Vanguard Shopping Park.
Shambles is probably the most famous shopping route in York with it’s narrow streets lined with boutique and independent shops.
There is a good quality open air market to be found there too with over 70 stalls operating and this is open seven days a week.
Early History
Early archaeological evidence suggests there were settlements in York as far back as 8000 and 7000 BC with Mesolithic people and by the time the Roman Conquest of England came about this area was occupied by Brigantes (ancient English people).
In 71 AD the ninth legion of the Roman army overthrew the Brigantes and built a wooden fortress around the area to claim the land.
This was later replaced with a stone wall. In the 5th Century the Angles (German people) took over and it was only in the 7th Century that King Edwin of Northumbria reclaimed the city.
Scandinavian forces led by Ivor the Boneless stormed the city and it became Viking territory and renamed it Jorvik.
In 1080 Archbishop Thomas started to build a cathedral which is the famous site of the current Minster.
King John granted the city its first charter to trade with Europe in 1212 and this is where York started to prosper becoming a major trading centre helped greatly with the proximity of the Great North Road.
York imported wine from France, cloth, wax, canvas and oats from Netherlands, timber and fur from the Baltics and exported grain and wool to south of France and the Netherlands.
From this beginning grew a major cloth manufacturing centre.
Guy Fawkes was born near and educated in York, and it was here he planned his Gunpowder Plot.
Despite George Hudson’s career ending in disgrace and bankruptcy he was responsible for bringing the railway to York which became a major centre in the late nineteenth century.
Henry Isaac Rowntree established his manufacturing confectionery company in 1869.
Joined later by chocolate manufacturer, John Terry introducing Terry’s of York, the two confectionery companies became major industry in York and major employers.
The Rowntree’s factory was damaged in the Second World War during the Baedeker Blitz.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Businesses contract with a third-party service provider that fully manages and supports the company’s IT environment, which results in improved technology performance and time and cost savings.
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