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Edge computers has extensive experience in providing low cost solutions to S.M.B, resellers and corporate organisations. Our unique selling point is in providing our education clients with cost effective ICT refreshes and 1-1 programs that help schools introduce digital transformation at no cost to them. We achieve this by raising funds for the school/trust by accessing vendor promotions that deliver teacher professional development, digital strategies and funds to the school that average between £10,000 - £100,000 per school (via HP, Lenovo, Microsoft promotions and Government grants)
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1 Stanley St, ch12LR, Chester, United Kingdom
- 01962587675
- louis.simon@edgecomputers.co.uk
- edgecomputers.co.uk
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