Case Study Type: Charities

The Nuffield Foundation

"It was really clear about 2 minutes into our first meeting with ramsac, we knew they were the right supplier for us. It wasn’t even a question." [...]

Guy’s and St. Thomas’ Charity

"The main benefit of using ramsac is having people who are normal, human, friendly, and knowledgeable giving us great IT support." [...]

The Royal College of Midwives

“Having our IT support and planning outsourced to ramsac works very well for us. It has allowed us to provision a well-designed and relevant system that enables us to [...]

Challengers

“We choose ramsac because they came across as a really friendly, supportive organisation who could support us in a way we needed to be supported." [...]

West London Action for Children

“The implementation by ramsac went very smoothly it was completed ahead of schedule and therefore under the anticipated cost.” [...]

National Federation Roofing Contractors

The National Federation Roofing Contractors chose ramsac to provide IT support to their offices, improve their telecoms solution and to work on all IT projects and upgrades. [...]

RoSPA

“ramsac have been a pleasure to deal with so far and have been professional, supportive and pro-active in their preparation of our regular phishing tests." [...]

Nuffield Foundation – IT experiences during the Coronavirus Lockdown

"All my colleagues have been full of praise for how responsive, friendly and efficient ramsac engineers have been. We’ve had five new staff members in the last weeks and [...]

SignHealth

"The helpfulness of first line support has been really important to us , as that is where most of my colleagues interact with ramsac. We are grateful that the [...]

Mental Health Foundation

“Based on the Foundation’s experiences of working with ramsac I would recommend their services to other organisations who are in need of a competent IT company to help them [...]

Nuffield Foundation – Cyber Resilience Certification

“We want to know that we’re doing everything we should be doing to keep our systems as secure as reasonably possible" [...]