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Delivering Connectivity Across an 80,000 sq ft Industrial Site

Find out how EvolvIT designed and installed a complete wired and wireless network across an 80,000 sq ft industrial site, delivering fast, reliable connectivity.

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Network Infrastructure Upgrade for a Rapidly Expanding Business

Discover how EvolvIT stabilised a failing network with a Unifi upgrade, improving performance, security, and scalability for future growth.

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Unifying IT Systems for a Growing Accountancy Firm

Discover how EvolvIT brought together two accountancy businesses with a single, unified IT system.

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Is VoIP Still Worth It for UK Businesses in 2026?

The way businesses communicate has changed significantly over the past decade. With hybrid working now the norm, cloud-based tools widely adopted and the UK’s PSTN switch-off reshaping telephony infrastructure, many organisations are asking a valid question: is VoIP still the right choice in 2026?

For most UK SMEs, the answer is yes, but with important considerations. VoIP has evolved beyond simple internet calling into a core part of modern communication ecosystems. Understanding where it fits today is key to making the right investment.

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How to Build an IT Budget That Supports Growth, Not Just Maintenance

For many UK SMEs, IT budgeting is still reactive. Systems are maintained, issues are fixed as they arise and spending is often driven by immediate needs rather than long-term goals.

While this approach keeps the business running, it rarely supports growth. In 2026, technology is no longer just an operational necessity. It is a key driver of efficiency, resilience, and competitive advantage. Building an IT budget that reflects this shift is essential.

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The True Cost of Downtime for Small Businesses (And How to Reduce It)

For many small and medium-sized businesses, IT downtime is seen as an occasional inconvenience. A server goes down, systems slow, or access is lost temporarily. It gets fixed and business continues.

But the real impact of downtime is often underestimated. Beyond the immediate disruption, it can have lasting financial, operational and reputational consequences.

Understanding these risks is the first step towards reducing them.

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