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Certified professionals working alongside your team, offering guidance on strategic planning, technical design, build, configuration, test and project execution services.
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Delivering uncompromising IT support
Demands on IT departments have shifted dramatically and IT leaders face many competing priorities: delivering transformation at pace, maintaining complex infrastructure, defending against constantly evolving threats — all whilst balancing budgets and internal resources.
At Roc, our Managed Services portfolio offers a strategic way to bridge that gap. Through our people and services, organisations can scale their capacity, leverage specialist expertise or expand their operational support to meet their changing needs, all without the overheads of expanding in-house.
Whether you need comprehensive infrastructure management, focused security monitoring, or onsite technical support, we’ll develop a solution that meets your specific needs.
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Certified professionals working alongside your team, offering guidance on strategic planning, technical design, build, configuration, test and project execution services.
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A comprehensive, highly scalable portfolio of services designed to support your people, delivered via our 24/7/365 Managed Services Operations Centre.
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Roc’s MSOC provides proactive threat detection and response, ensuring that potential threats are identified and mitigated before they escalate.
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Highly trained, accredited experts across a range of disciplines, from project management to engineering and high-level IT roles.
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Roc has been chosen by customers across the public and private sectors to help them realise more from their IT investments.
From undertaking major IT transformations to supporting their users day-to-day, our customers trust us to deliver.
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These are challenging times for Higher Education. Decreasing student enrolment, increasingly squeezed finances, a cost-of-living crisis, maintaining the quality of educational provision, and the transition to a digital learning environment to list just a few.
A lot has been said about AI and trust. When it first burst onto the scene much was made of its ability to eliminate human bias. Decisions made by AI – we were told – would be fairer.
What skills and capabilities does HE need to make the most of the promise of emerging technology?
Higher education is neither immune to (nor excluded from) the way emerging technology is transforming the way we work and live.
The Higher Education sector has found itself the focus of some very unwanted attention. With a unique combination of critical personal information and highly valuable research data, more and more cyber criminals are focusing their efforts on compromising university infrastructure.
