© SACS (Midlands) Limited 2011
A Little History...
SACS (Midlands) Limited was founded by Gill Williams initially trading as Secretarial &
Computer Services. With many years of traditional business administration and book
keeping experience behind her, Gill capitalised on several years working for a specialist
computer consultancy. This gave her considerable knowledge of Sage products and
experience of supporting users in a variety of situations. Gill's relationship with Sage was
further enhanced when the company was appointed as a specialist support centre for Sage
products.
The company grew from providing and
supporting Sage into a supplier of complete
networks with all hardware and software. This
expanded further to provide development and
communications to make SACS (Midlands)
limited a complete solution provider to the SME sector.
The company was incorporated in 1999 and the name changed to SACS (Midlands)
Limited. In 2001 the company has acquired its own premises, a 110-year-old mill at
Wollaston, near Stourbridge, having been tenants in the same building for the previous four years. This allowed the company to establish
more suitable facilities to meet the needs of customer training, support and IT engineering, as well as providing an improved working
environment for staff.
What We Do...
Over the years the company has been established, we have moved from a sales
oriented company to a support based one. This means our prime objective is making
and keeping information and communication systems working for our customers.
We specialise in system management and integration, linking physical locations and
disparate systems to create a solid foundation for a business to work from using the
latest technologies.
Recent technology developments have led to a move to more flexible working
environments, home working and improved communications. The technologies used to
achieve this include ADSL internet access, the establishment of VPN's over the internet
to connect offices and software technologies like Rmote Desktop Services and
Virtualisation to allow staff access to corporate systems from remote and disparate
locations.
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“Our offices are based in a 110 year old
former cornmill in the high street”
System Administration, Consultancy and Support
© SACS (Midlands) Limited 2011
A Little History...
SACS (Midlands) Limited was founded by Gill Williams initially trading as Secretarial &
Computer Services. With many years of traditional business administration and book
keeping experience behind her, Gill capitalised on several years working for a specialist
computer consultancy. This gave her considerable knowledge of Sage products and
experience of supporting users in a variety of situations. Gill's relationship with Sage was
further enhanced when the company was appointed as a specialist support centre for Sage
products.
The company grew from providing and
supporting Sage into a supplier of complete
networks with all hardware and software. This
expanded further to provide development and
communications to make SACS (Midlands)
limited a complete solution provider to the SME sector.
The company was incorporated in 1999 and the name changed to SACS (Midlands)
Limited. In 2001 the company has acquired its own premises, a 110-year-old mill at
Wollaston, near Stourbridge, having been tenants in the same building for the previous four years. This allowed the company to establish
more suitable facilities to meet the needs of customer training, support and IT engineering, as well as providing an improved working
environment for staff.
What We Do...
Over the years the company has been established, we have moved from a sales
oriented company to a support based one. This means our prime objective is making
and keeping information and communication systems working for our customers.
We specialise in system management and integration, linking physical locations and
disparate systems to create a solid foundation for a business to work from using the
latest technologies.
Recent technology developments have led to a move to more flexible working
environments, home working and improved communications. The technologies used to
achieve this include ADSL internet access, the establishment of VPN's over the internet
to connect offices and software technologies like Rmote Desktop Services and
Virtualisation to allow staff access to corporate systems from remote and disparate
locations.
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