|
 |
Different IT in the News
|
|
|
|
|
 |
News
|
|
| DIFFERENT IT ON THE MOVE - 09 June 2008
The headquarters of Different IT UK will be changing as from the 1st of July 2008. Russell Barnes the Director of Different IT UK announced this week. We are moving both our registered office and our Headquarters from the Innovation Centre in Warwick to a new address in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. The new telephone numbers will be found on our website, but all our email addresses will stay the same.
Our Branch Office in London will stay exactly the same.
At the same time we are in the process of opening our first European office in the Netherlands. Amsterdam has been my home base for the last 35 years, and is a place where I am known and also where I founded my last organisation System Consultancy Partners, said Barnes. It has always been my objective to move back to the Netherlands and the impact will enable us to reach more clients with both UK and European links. The new address in Amsterdam will be announced in the next couple of months.
We are currently in the process of re-vamping our website and translating our content into both Dutch and French.
The new address for Different IT Limited as from the 1st of July 2008:
Different IT Limited
5 Clarendon Place
Leamington Spa CV32 5QL
Warwickshire
Telephone number: 00-44-(0)-7977184538
|
|
| Different IT Opens New Branch Office in London - 06 February 2008Different IT has opened in London it's first Branch Office. The new branch office in London is the first of many regional branch offices that we are planning throughout the UK. The announcement was made this week by Russell Barnes Director of Different IT. Different IT is planning to open more regional offices throughout the UK in 2008 / 2009. Although we have only just started our operations in the UK, we have already had positive feedback from our prospects and clients. Our Head Office is based in Warwick, however we realise that we need a presence at a local level. The office in London will be run by Tony Antoni who comes from Lloyd's TSB.
Tony Antoni has more than 30 years experience in the ICT industry. Tony has worked for the Midland Bank, Nat West Bank, and for the last 26 years with Lloyd's TSB where he was the Senior IT Manager responsible for supporting the majority of the Bank's Financial Systems. During Tony's career he has covered all aspects of IT from Operations, Programming, through to Systems and Project Managment. Tony brings with him a wealth of experience and expertise and will be developing the London office and managing the administration procedures including the technical vetting of all Different IT candidates.
For information on how to contact our London Office, see our contacts page.
|
|
| Press Release - 25 October 2007British ex-pat entrepreneur, Russell (Barney) Barnes, who founded Holland’s fastest growing specialist ICT Solutions Company, Systems Consultancy Partners (SCP) in 1998, is now bringing the same business model to the UK.
The launch was announced this week of Different IT Ltd, to be headed up by “Barney” himself. “The success of SCP in Holland has proven that there is always room in our industry for fresh ideas and a new approach. We built and still have a strong and loyal team of consultants & contractors working in the Benelux. We have a unique approach and a proven track record and hope to gain the same loyalty, trust & co-operation from our new clients and consultants as we have in mainland Europe. “said Barnes.
We aim to become one of the Leading Services companies in the UK & Ireland, providing ICT Solutions & Recruitment. Our specialisation in the area of Technical Support for large complex computer systems combined with our in-depth knowledge and understanding of this unique business area, should make us stand out against our competitors. We have a wealth of expertise & experience to offer, and of course some new ideas.
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
BBC News
|
|
UN agrees DR Congo troop increase
The UN Security Council votes to send 3,000 more troops to DR Congo following renewed fighting in the east of the country.
No agreement for US car bail-out
US carmakers are given deadline to produce a viable recovery plan if they want a $25bn government bail-out.
Madonna and Ritchie begin divorce
Singer Madonna and her film director husband Guy Ritchie are to be divorced in London on Friday, High Court lists show.
'Experts' lead Saudi tanker talks
Talks between Somali pirates and owners of a Saudi tanker are being conducted by specialists, shipping sources tell the BBC.
US judge orders Algerians freed
Five Algerians held at Guantanamo Bay for almost seven years must be freed, a US judge rules.
US convicts Syrian arms dealer
A Syrian-born arms dealer is convicted by a US court of conspiring to sell weapons to left-wing Colombian rebels.
US warned of China 'cyber-spying'
China has increased computer espionage attacks on US government and business interests, Congress is warned.
S Africa to cut aid to Zimbabwe
South Africa's cabinet says it will withhold $28m of aid to Zimbabwe until a representative government is in place.
Security draws Iraqi doctors home
Improved security in Iraq has led to 800 doctors returning so far this year, a senior health ministry official says.
Riddle of the Czech beauty without a belly button
Underwear model Karolina Kurkova has no belly button. Is a barely-there navel for cosmetic or medical reasons?
Anti-mafia film 'arrives early' in the town it depicts
Pirate copies of the anti-mafia film Gomorra go on sale in the heartland of the Naples Camorra clan it depicts.
Pietersen wants more from batsmen
Captain Kevin Pietersen wants England to score more hundreds after India's Duckworth-Lewis win in the third one-dayer.
Tendulkar back in India ODI squad
India recall star batsman Sachin Tendulkar to their one day side for the remaining four matches against England.
Send your video, pictures and story ideas
Have you got a good story? BBC News wants to hear from you.
Home from home
International Space Station marks its tenth anniversary
Day in pictures
The most striking images from around the world
Thinking allowed
Four philosophical questions to make your brain hurt
Yugo gone
Serbia's iconic car finally runs off the road
Kosher crisis
Why US shops are running short of kosher meat
Despair and anger
Gazans report worst ever living conditions
Somalia 'to become pirate magnet'
Somalia must be helped by the international community to stop it becoming a "magnet for pirates," a senior Egyptian official has said.
Colombian scam suspect extradited
Panama extradites a Colombian suspected of running the country's biggest pyramid finance scheme.
China fears grow over job losses
Beijing says its employment outlook is "grim", amid concerns of increasing social unrest caused by economic problems.
French Socialists vote for leader
France's opposition Socialists are voting for a new leader, amid bitter infighting and deep divisions in the party.
Arab plan explained in Hebrew ads
The Palestinian Authority has placed a full-page advert in Israel's Hebrew newspapers to promote an Arab peace plan.
India praised for sinking pirates
An anti-piracy group welcomes an Indian navy warship's destruction of a suspected Somali pirate vessel in the Gulf of Aden.
RBS boss apologises over losses
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) chairman, Sir Tom McKillop, says he is "profoundly sorry" for the bank's financial difficulties.
Recession fears hit stock markets
World stockmarkets falter amid growing concerns that the world economy is entering a protracted downturn.
Over-the-counter Viagra bid ends
The makers of the anti-impotence drug Viagra have withdrawn an application for the medicine to be available without a prescription.
Mammoth's genome pieced together
A US-Russian team announces that it has sequenced most of the genome of a woolly mammoth found in Siberia.
Bon Jovi to headline Live Earth
Pink Floyd's Roger Waters and Bon Jovi are among the stars announced for this year's Live Earth concert, to be held in India.
UK 'ahead in digital TV uptake'
Digital television is spreading faster in Britain than in France, Canada, the US, Germany and Japan, according to research.
|
|
|
|