IT Support and Computer Services for Edinburgh and Glasgow

Dunedin IT provides outsourced IT Support and IT Consultancy Services to a wide range of small to medium sized businesses throughout Scotland.

We started in 2009 providing computer support to companies in Edinburgh and the surrounding Lothian area. Over the past three years we have grown to support businesses in Aberdeen, The Borders, Central Scotland and now Glasgow where we have our new office.

We are able to take full responsibility for our customers overall IT requirements, managing day-to-day IT support, providing long-term advice and delivering value for your IT investment.

We focus on key new technologies like Managed IT Services often referred to as cloud services. We believe in virtualisation solutions which can help both large and small companies save costs and provide business continuity.

analyse

Business first is our approach when reviewing your computer systems

Support

Our skilled staff ensure your systems keep running

Monitor

We proactively monitor your IT services 24/7 via our network monitoring tools

Evolve

With regular reviews we look at how IT can enhance your business further

Our Computer Services

IT Support

We provide IT support to small to medium sized businesses and provide consultancy services for larger organisations. We support a wide range of computer systems, servers, software applications, mobile devices and network equipment.

IT Services

We have a wide range of cloud services that we can provide for your business. These managed services can help to reduce your IT overheads and bring new business tools to your company.

IT Solutions

Our IT solutions bring together our IT support and managed IT services and deliver them as a complete package for your business.

Case Studies

View examples of the work that we have successfully completed for customers throughout Scotland. Some of these are our “bread and butter” work and other case studies are examples of how we will not leave our clients stuck where other IT services providers have.

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