We’re really pleased to share that we’ve been named finalists in two of the UK’s leading channel awards this year:
🏆 CRN Channel Awards 2026 – Battersea Evolution, London
🏆 Channel National Awards 2026 – Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, London
Both events bring together organisations from across the UK IT channel, and we’re proud to be recognised alongside them.
What this reflects
For us, this recognition isn’t about a single project or campaign it’s about the consistency of the work delivered across real customer environments throughout the year.
That means focusing on the basics that matter most to businesses:
- keeping systems stable so teams can work without disruption
- making sure communication and collaboration tools just work day to day
- supporting organisations as they scale, work across multiple sites, or move towards more flexible ways of working
Real-world delivery
A good example of this is our long-term partnership with Hibernian Football Club, now in its fifth season.
Across stadium and training centre environments, the focus has been on practical improvements such as:
- upgrading core network infrastructure to improve reliability across key sites
- strengthening wireless coverage in stadium and hospitality areas to support matchday operations and guest experience
- improving cloud-based file access so staff can work more efficiently across locations
- enhancing cybersecurity controls and updating security policies to better protect systems and data
- introducing a clearer IT checklist for matchday operations to reduce last-minute issues and improve consistency
Five Seasons of Trust with Hibernian FC
Alongside this, we’ve also delivered a series of sessions focused on how organisations can approach AI in a practical, safe way looking at real use cases, where it adds value, and where it doesn’t.
What Does an AI-Native Business Look Like?
Why this matters
Whether it’s a stadium on a busy matchday or a business running day-to-day operations, the goal is the same: technology that quietly does its job in the background.
These award shortlists are a reflection of that approach consistent delivery, long-term partnerships, and a focus on making technology genuinely usable and reliable for the people who depend on it.
