07 March 2025

Interaction is a UK based office design and fit-out company. Interaction put people at the core of their work, building and constructing workspaces fit for the modern era.

Interaction came to Bytes Digital looking for a WiFi solution for their construction sites. With a team of people operating at each fit-out location, Interaction required a business-grade WiFi solution capable of supporting their heavy usage, including video calls, downloading drawings and sending emails. With no fixed broadband line available at their construction sites, the WiFi solution needed to be a portable and flexible solution that they could take from site to site.

07 March 2025

Kier Group is the UK’s largest construction and infrastructure provider. From residential to commercial and public infrastructure, their commitment to excellence drives innovation and sustainability.

Kier Group faced a significant challenge in meeting the evolving connectivity needs at their construction sites. As technology advancements and data demands increased, their existing 3G/4G solution struggled to deliver reliable and high-speed connectivity to users at the network’s edge. The need for a modern, scalable, seamless and robust connectivity solution became crucial to support their construction operations efficiently.

28 February 2025

ABB is supplying innovative power distribution solutions for data centers worldwide as they scale and deploy artificial intelligence (AI). The latest, located in Sichuan province, China, will be one of the region’s largest with 500 petaflops of computing power in its first phase.

The KCY Cloud Data Center’s huge data processing capacity requires a safe, reliable, energy-efficient power supply: minimizing costly downtime was a key priority for KCY. ABB developed a complete medium- and low-voltage power distribution solution to provide a secure power supply with optimum operational efficiency.

27 February 2025

As artificial intelligence adoption continues to rise in enterprise and academia, legacy data centers worldwide are seeking innovative solutions to manage high-density AI workloads within existing power budgets. The University of Pisa, a prestigious public institution and research center, is no exception. By deploying the latest technologies, the University is driving sustainability in data center infrastructure, positioning itself at the forefront of this crucial endeavor.

07 February 2025

Skipton Building Society (SBS), the UK’s fourth largest building society, serves over 1.2 million customers from its head office and 81 branches. In 2023, Skipton launched a large-scale transformation programme to address shifting customer behaviours and preferences. The programme focuses on three principles: digital-first, enabling human interaction when needed, and absolute customer focus.

In addition to enhancing the customer experience, there was a need to replace on-premises contact centre technology, which was nearing the end of its support. To build resilience and modernise, Skipton needed to roll out a new contact centre platform quickly, while ensuring quality and minimising risk.

07 February 2025

Ahighly acclaimed retail and corporate bank needed to ensure that counterparties continued to consider it a trustworthy and desirable trading partner. Many of the bank’s counterparties execute trades via algorithms that use the Financial Information eXchange (FIX) protocol.

For sales and trading desks, staying competitive depends on two key factors: an attractive commission rate on executed trades; and rapid, reliable connectivity. Reliability is necessary to win business from trading counterparties and fast connections enable traders to quickly seize market opportunities and execute at the best price; while unreliable connections can take a business off the market and impact both revenue and reputation.

As such, FIX connectivity must be continually reliable, with minimal latency throughout the lifecycle of a trade message. Thus, to remain competitive and uphold a business’s reputation as a trusted trading partner, Applications and Trading Support teams require robust FIX monitoring. They must be able to measure FIX connections, proactively manage potential risks, and minimize time to remediation in case any issues occur.

20 January 2025

The Republic of Ireland’s fire services are responsible for ensuring the safety of more than five million people. Ireland’s fire brigades are operated by 27 fire authorities, made up of 218 fire stations that deploy more than 3,200 serving fire personnel to attend tens of thousands of emergencies every year.

The emergency call taking, incident dispatch and mobilisation of the first response crews and fire appliances is managed and operated by three Regional Control Centres (RCC). The RCCs are based in Dublin (Eastern Region), Limerick (Munster Region) and Castlebar (Western Region).

11 December 2024

DAC Beachcroft is a leading international legal business with more than 2,600 people in locations across the UK, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. It takes a partnership approach with its clients, providing tailored commercial, transactional, claims, risk and advisory legal services, to help them achieve sustainable growth and to defend their business and reputation.

Going global
With the international side of its business continuing to expand and increased pressures being placed upon network infrastructure, DAC Beachcroft needed to put in place a global network that could provide the performance and resilience the organisation needed to maintain operations across a wider geographical area.

11 December 2024

Harbottle & Lewis is a London, UK-based law firm serving media, entertainment, and technology clients for over 60 years. With more than 200 employees, their IT strategy needs to support a remote work structure to ensure secure access and reliable connectivity for employees, regardless of where they are.

The COVID-19 impact
What was once a traditional, office-based environment quickly changed for Harbottle & Lewis in 2020, when workers needed to work remotely for the foreseeable future.

10 December 2024

G6 Motion Control is a leading global visual engineering company that produces films, commercials, and music videos. The team specializes in high-speed motion control capture, steadicam work, and virtual production. Their cameras produce extremely large files that are stored, accessed, and shared, which means highcapacity storage is a must.