Education Learns from dataplex
March 5th 2010

Britain’s universities and colleges are striving for more efficient and greener information and communication systems, according to the UK’s leading independent ICT company, dataplex.

dataplex received an unprecedented level of interest in its IT solutions when exhibiting at the recent Universities and Colleges Information Systems Association conference in Harrogate.

dataplex, which has offices in the education hotspots of Manchester and Oxford, demonstrated to delegates its unique approach to integrating technology from Citrix, VMware, Google and Microsoft. 

Charles Barratt, dataplex business development and marketing director, said:

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“Integrating these industry heavyweights provides massive opportunities for collaboration between peers and distance learning.  It reduces budgets through cuts in power and cooling costs and results in a clear, green IT solution."

“It’s clear from the level of interest we received in Harrogate, that Britain’s universities and colleges are keen to save energy and streamline their budgets.   We’ve been working hard at dataplex to create solutions that provide greener data centres and more efficient IT systems."

“We all know that public spending is going to be on a tight budget over the next few years and we are determined to help British education meet that challenge. Saving money and energy will be at the forefront of managing leaner budgets,” said Barratt.

dataplex confirmed that it will be attending next year’s UCISA conference in Edinburgh.

For more information, please contact:

Charles Barratt,
Business development and marketing director
07900 900 976