Significant increase in IT firms turnover as profits soar |
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Resolve Information Technology, ended the year on a high after the Malvern-based family firm enjoyed a turnover increase of some 60% compared to the same time period last year.
Resolve’s Director, Tim Winstanley, said: “This is fantastic news for the business and for our team. As we focus on 2011 it’s already looking positive with new contracts and a general increase in our business portfolio offering take-up, as growth looks set to continue throughout the first quarter.”
The recent roll-out of fibre optic broadband in parts of Worcester will provide the firm with a number of substantial business possibilities, with local firms able to enjoy previously unviable technologies such as VOIP telephony, there will be real opportunities for local companies to save money and discover more flexible ways of working.
Said Tim: “The economic slowdown, although tough in many ways, has provided Resolve with a number of great opportunities to work with some wonderful clients, firstly by working closely with them to look at how they can do more with their existing technology, making it deliver more for less, and secondly by offering a proactive rather than a reactive service we are able to highlight problems ‘before’ they happen. Today we’re now measured on how much downtime we help our clients avoid!”
Investment in the business, and its people, will be key as the firm moves forward, helping underpin their sustained positive growth, with Resolve receiving an increased number of requests to develop custom-built software, the company is now looking to enhance and develop further their service offering in this area.
Setting Resolve apart from many others in their sector, is the breadth of services offered, with the firm set to enhance their ‘cloud’ offering this year and consolidate their position as being a leading supplier of IT service solutions for Malvern, and to businesses in surrounding areas, with several significant contracts already on the table.
Issued: 13/01/2011
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