The growth of Lifeline IT’s Peterborough site was featured in the media at the end of 2024. Daniel and Adam were interviewed by the Peterborough Telegraph’s business section about the company’s recent expansion into larger premises and increase in staff.
As 2024 draws to a close, we take a look back at some of the year’s highlights. From office moves and expanding the team, through to growth in Europe thanks to our dedicated team based in Amsterdam, and the role of AI - it’s been a busy year for Lifeline IT.
The results of Lifeline IT’s ‘2024 IT Trends Research’ were recently featured in the business and technology media. As part of the research, we polled clients and employees to find out about their IT habits, in particular their attitudes towards artificial intelligence.
Managing the schedules and operations for over 80 clients are just some of the tasks handled by Lifeline IT duo Angela Slivko and Magda Kuna. The team work out of the company’s Peterborough office and we talk to them about their working life at Lifeline IT.
Lifeline IT is growing its Peterborough operation with a move to larger premises and the addition of extra staff. The new location is four times larger than the previous office, providing more space for company training and visiting staff from other Lifeline IT offices.
Dealing with technical issues and advising clients on the best IT systems for their organisation are just part of Roberto Capotosti’s role as senior engineer. We talk to Roberto, who joined the company in 2013, about his working life at Lifeline IT.
Do you struggle to get the best out of Teams and Zoom? Do you worry how secure your devices are when working remotely? We want to find out all about your tech challenges in our annual IT Trends Survey. By taking part, you might win one of 20 £20 Amazon vouchers.
Lifeline IT has been advising on disaster recovery to businesses with the influential MZA Horeca network. Lifeline IT’s Daniel Mitchell was outlining how companies can help mitigate damage from malicious attacks or disaster scenarios.
Lifeline IT has expanded and developed for over 20 years now. What has never changed are our core values, how we do business. Find out what our business is all about, from our vision, team and values, through to our plans for the future.
Since Lifeline IT launched its Amsterdam office at the start of the year, we’ve been building a team of engineers and support staff to service existing and new clients across Europe. Meet our latest member of the team, 23 year old Perry van Bergenhenegouw.
It’s been just over six months since we launched our Amsterdam office so we thought we’d give you an update on our European centre. Based just five minutes walk from Amsterdam Central Station, the Lifeline IT office services both existing and new clients.
Hundreds of thousands of wild animals have been saved, thanks to the dedicated work of Wildlife Aid Foundation (WAF) and its founder Simon Cowell. A Lifeline IT client for four years, we chat to Simon about WAF’s work and their exciting plans for the future.
Lifeline IT this month launches its annual IT Trends Research to find out how leaving the European Union has affected businesses and individuals. We want to know how Brexit has impacted everything from your purchasing habits, recruitment and travel, through to your IT usage and plans for overseas growth.
Lifeline IT’s Amsterdam opening, the business’ decision to launch in Europe, was featured in the news recently. The company’s expansion caught the attention of both UK and European newspapers. The articles focus on how British companies are adapting to Brexit.
Managing multiple, complex IT projects is just a standard working day for Lifeline IT’s Head of Engineering Neil Layton. A member of the Lifeline IT team for almost five years, we talk to Neil about his role and how things have changed in the world of IT since he started out.
