IT Services

Cloud computing is an Internet-based computing service that allows shared computer processing and sharing of resources and devices. It is a popular sharing service due to its low-maintenance and cost (users do not need software installed on their machines). On top of this, the Cloud remains a popular sharing tool for business and individuals because it can be accessed from desktop computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones and any Ethernet enabled device.

Procurement is the act of sourcing and buying goods and services. When it is applied to information technology, IT procurement is the process of acquiring all IT products and services to fulfil a company’s needs. Nowadays every company with an IT infrastructure has undertaken some form IT procurement process.

Governments, industry and the public all look to defend against web-based or electronic attacks and do this with an audit of their IT vulnerabilities. Often the resources to undertake such an audit are not available in-house, and so an IT Security Consultant can be brought in.

IT support is available in-store, online, in person and on the phone. It is a service offered when you buy a computer as an individual or to all business that have an IT infrastructure. The purpose of IT support is to ensure that all IT systems run smoothly without any glitches.

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Software consultancy is a service provided externally but a consultant or a consultancy or management company. Many companies, including those in the field of engineering, retail and manufacturing, use Software Consultants to advise them on software purchasing decisions and management.

Software development is all the steps involved in creating software. The development process begins with an idea, then a feasibility study, then research, development, prototyping, modification, reuse, re-engineering, maintenance. Day to day software development is undertaken by the writing and maintaining source code.

Software support refers to a service offering assistance with IT products or services to businesses and individuals often via a ‘Help Desk’. In this case, the support is limited to strictly software which is the encoded information in the system and not the physical entity which the system is built (which is known as hardware).

Other products that didn't quite fit into any of the above categories.