BT Business Direct can provide the IT installation resource exactly when and where you need it

• Gets projects completed on-time by drafting in installation resource exactly when you need it (including weekends and overnights)
• Our engineers can work as part of your own team to implement your deployment plan, or we can handle the entire deployment project
• If you need to deploy at remote sites, sending one of our engineers instead of one of yours saves you time and money (think of all those overnight hotel bills, subsistence allowances and travel expenses!)
• Gets the job done quickly and efficiently so your own IT team can focus on more valuable tasks

Overview

BT Business Direct’s deployment services offer business and organisational customers an extra level of flexibility to handle at-desk installations, be it in standard office hours, at weekends, or even overnight. From single PC installations, to the installation and set-up of other network devices, to multi-device roll outs, BT Business Direct can help.

We can provide installation engineers to work as part of your team

When a project comes to a head, like an office move or an expansion, use BT Business Direct to boost your engineering capacity by the exact number of heads you need to complete your project on time. Our engineers will work alongside your own team to execute your deployment plan to perfection.

Or we can handle your entire deployment project

Alternatively, let us handle your whole deployment project. We’ll build a plan which takes care of everything and brings your project in on time. We’ll carefully stage manage delivery of both skilled engineering resource and your IT hardware to one, or many locations depending on the needs of your project. We can even pre-configure hardware to meet your exacting needs – just ask us about our hardware configuration services.

Find remote site installs a bind? Send us instead

If you need to complete an installation at a desk in a remote office, consider sending a BT Business Direct engineer instead of tying up your own resources. This approach makes a lot of economic sense, especially if an overnight stay, subsistence allowance and a long drive mean the costs of servicing an out-lying location soon rack up.