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Every call counts when keeping food safe AsureQuality switches its service desk operations to Datacom to further support its 1,800 staff and to continue to offer the broadest range of food assurance services in New Zealand.
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Spotlight: Ben Dakers Nearly 20 years on, Ben Dakers has come full circle. After years of experience working on business transformation projects in the UK, he's now helping Datacom get the best from technology.
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01-10-2020 A fairer way to price data centre services Data centres can often be difficult to understand. Your contract and the way you use them shouldn't be. Andrew Green, associate director of data centres, reveals how you can pay less to receive more. Andrew Green
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30-09-2020 Make leave management a priority Ensuring your business's leave management system is set up and functioning correctly is vital to the wellbeing of your employees and your business' reputation. Datacom
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28-09-2020 Spotlight: Libby Ewing-Jarvie Over the course of 25 years, and against a backdrop of ever-changing tech, Datacom's Libby Ewing-Jarvie has developed an innate understanding of what's most important in customer service: people. Datacom
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23-09-2020 Can councils engage with invisible stakeholders? Councils work hard to engage with their communities, yet there’s a group of invisible stakeholders who miss the opportunity to be informed and get involved. Anthony Sidwell
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