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Six Degrees raises nearly £35k for charity

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Six Degrees Group (6DG), a provider of integrated data managed services, has raised nearly £35,000 for HOPEHIV at its annual charity golf day on September 17th at Foxhills golf course, Surrey. The event drew in more than 50 IT industry experts who clubbed together and raised over £17,000 for the charity. This sum was then doubled by 6DG, meaning the results came in well above par.

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The assured cloud services provider also reveals huge growth in number of channel partners due to success of recently launched Partner Programme.

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Four-in-ten (39%) UK IT directors cite cloud computing as the specialist skill experiencing the biggest growth in terms of career advancement.

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iomart Group plc will be offering an expanded range of cloud and colocation hosting services to the UK public sector after being selected for G-Cloud 4, the fourth iteration of the pre-approved group of Cloud ICT suppliers to the UK Government.

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Optimum has released research findings which suggest that 67% of UK companies believe that shortfalls in data centre flexibility limits business flexibility. Whether companies choose to outsource their data centres in order to proactively, or reactively, manage increasingly complex IT infrastructures, the anticipated year on year rise in outsourcing prompts the question “is there sufficient quality expertise to meet demand?”

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