Gower Business Systems and HP are bringing you fantastic offers from now until 31st July 2009.  Offers include:

• Free Wi-Fi - for 12 months with selected HP EliteBook and B class notebook
• Trade In Offer - Cash back for trading in old notebook PCs against the purchase of new HP EliteBook and B class notebooks,
• Pick and Mix - Combined offers including HP EliteBook, Workstations and Desktop PC, with relevant offers including Wi-Fi, warranty upgrades and trade-in

Please click on the relevant adverts as they appear around this screen for more information or call us on 01792 762646.

Gower Business Systems and Invu: Digital Document Management solutions have joined forces to assist businesses in managing all of their documentation electronically from desktop locations.  This results in improving efficiency, lowering costs and making contacts more responsive to enquiries.

Easily searchable and always accessible, Invu: allows anyone who ever needs a document to find it, share it, change it and store it, all within a click of a mouse.

Please contact us for more information or see our products & services page.

Gower Business Systems have been awarded the Status of Hp Preferred Partners for 2009. They achieved this by undertaking staff training and meeting tough examination and financial criteria.

Mark Bowling, Director of GBS said “In an economically-challenging business landscape, the ability to stay one step ahead of your competition has never been more important. Gower Business Systems Ltd intends to do this with the help of Hp.” 

HP is Europe’s largest supplier of Servers and PCs. HP puts significant value and commitment behind its top Partners. For these Preferred Partners, the programme offers an exclusive set of benefits to support business development and growth with HP. Preferred Partners have the opportunity to specialise in key areas of HP technology. Their programme helps Partners proactively win new customers to grow revenue.

Due to customer demands and the recent introduction of the new Code of Conduct  for solicitors we have launched our own datacenter capable of backing up customer servers off site. These backups can then be restored within minimal time. For a typical SMB customer the only extra hardware required on site is an extra Broadband connection (usually ADSL) and a Riverbed Steelhead device seamlessly fitting into the existing network.

At the recent Knowledge Transfer Partnership Awards in London, Sarah Taylor of Gower Business Systems Ltd was presented with the best KTP project for Wales.  Sarah developed, produced and implemented a detailed Marketing Stratergy to be used in line with all projects undertaken at Gower Business Systems.  The KTP Project formed part of a partnership between Gower Business Systems and Gorseinon College.

The winners of the Technology Strategy Board-led programme were congratulated by Jonathan Kestenbaum, Chief Executive of the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) and Technology Strategy Board member.

Congratulating the winners, Kestenbaum commented, “If businesses and universities do not work together on innovation the UK will face a very uncertain future. Our competitiveness depends on them sharing the rich base of knowledge they produce. The winners of these awards have seen some dramatic results which prove the importance of this.”

KTP aims to foster innovation and accelerate wealth creation by forming a partnership between a Knowledge Base (academic or research institution) and a company in response to a specific, strategic project. The KTP programme is part of the Government’s commitment to supporting UK businesses to compete in a global market – placing the knowledge transfer of science and innovation as central to the UK’s economic performance.

Recognised for the quality of achievements gained from their KTP projects, nine partnerships were selected to receive an award, chosen from over 178 eligible nominations. This year’s nominations were made on a regional basis across the UK and celebrated five winners from the English regions, two from Scotland and one each from Wales and Northern Ireland. Separately, three special awards were also given - the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) sponsored ‘Application of Management or Social Science Award’, the Engineering Excellence award, sponsored by The Royal Academy of Engineering; and the Best Knowledge Transfer Partnership Programme 2008.