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About Us

Your Proactive IT Business Partner

Enterprise-style solutions

IT Hotdesk's philosophy is to provide businesses with the scope and level of service normally associated with large organisations. We achieve this by working closely with our clients and adopting a proactive management strategy built around a proven IT Framework. Part of the Framework involves electronic monitoring and alerting of IT Assets on an ongoing basis to ensure potential problems are identified before they have a major impact on business, which in the long-term saves both time and money.

Based at 7 Queen's Gardens, Aberdeen, IT Hotdesk provide IT management and support to companies based in the UK and Internationally.

Who's at the helm?

IT Hotdesk was established by Managing Director Gordon Christie following a career as IT Manager (Eastern Hemisphere) for Noble Drilling, Scotland.

Gordon set up IT Hotdesk in response to market demand for an IT company that could offer a cost-effective solution to infrastructure management and IT support.

Based in Aberdeen, Scotland, IT Hotdesk provides IT management and support to companies working onshore and offshore in the UK and internationally.

For further information contact:
e: info@ithotdesk.com
t: +44 (0)1224 619200

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