Workplace IT has become harder to manage with organisations supporting more devices, more applications and more ways of working, while still being expected to control costs, maintain security and give employees a reliable experience.
The challenge is that these areas are often managed separately. Devices are bought on one cycle, software is licensed through another supplier, support sits somewhere else and ageing equipment is replaced according to a fixed refresh date. Over time, that can leave IT teams managing a growing number of suppliers, contracts and technologies without a clear view of how the workplace is performing as a whole.
We think there is a better way to approach it.
DTP brings the different parts of workplace IT together, from choosing and procuring devices through to deployment, management, support and eventual retirement. Rather than looking at each stage in isolation, we consider what technology will cost to own, how long it can realistically remain in service and whether it is still meeting the needs of the people using it.
Better visibility also means better decisions. Devices don’t necessarily need replacing because they’ve reached a certain age, and employees shouldn’t have to repeatedly report a problem before IT knows something is wrong. Understanding how technology is actually performing helps organisations spend where it’s needed and get more from the devices they already have.
Tell us what you need and we’ll take it from there.
At DTP, we deliver great value IT with standout service, without cutting corners on quality or performance.
Whether you just want to buy a device or need help easing the pressure of managing them, we’re here to support you. If you’re simply after the right kit, no problem. If you’d prefer a partner who can take on the headaches of device management, even better – that’s what we’re built for.
As an experienced managed services provider, we handle everything from expert advice and project delivery to sustainable logistics, configuration, rollout and proactive security. And if budgets are tight, we’ve got flexible finance and subscription options to keep things moving.
Straightforward support. Less hassle. Better outcomes for your users.
Making your workplace technology more sustainable doesn’t have to mean compromising on performance or increasing costs. From extending the life of existing devices to responsibly managing equipment that’s no longer needed, there are opportunities to reduce environmental impact at every stage of the IT lifecycle.
At DTP, we help organisations make better use of their technology, reduce unnecessary replacements and recover value from retired IT assets. Through our IT Asset Disposal services, businesses can securely refurbish, remarket or recycle unwanted equipment, reducing electronic waste while potentially generating financial returns that can be reinvested into their IT estate.
Sustainability is also a commitment we make ourselves. Through DTP Zero, we’re working towards becoming carbon neutral by 2035, while helping our customers make more environmentally responsible technology decisions.
By considering sustainability throughout the entire device lifecycle, we help organisations balance performance, cost and environmental responsibility, without adding unnecessary complexity to their IT operations.
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Workplace technology should make life easier for your end users and your IT team. We help you choose the right technology, get more value from the devices you already have and manage your workplace IT without adding unnecessary complexity.
With decades of experience and long-standing relationship with HP, our team is there to support you from initial procurement through to ongoing management and device retirement.
Technology That Fits Your People: There is no one-size-fits-all workplace. We help you match devices and technology to different users, roles and ways of working, so you’re investing where it makes a difference.
Better Value Across the Lifecycle: Good value goes beyond the initial purchase price. We help you extend device lifecycles, reduce unnecessary refreshes and recover value from technology when it is no longer needed.
DTP helped De Montfort University modernise its multi-campus IT estate, introducing centralised device management and greater visibility across around 8,500 devices. The solution supported a smooth transition to Windows 11, reduced hardware support demands and enabled the university to right-size its technology estate for improved performance, efficiency and long-term scalability.
DTP has supported the University of Liverpool with its device estate for more than two decades, supplying HP notebooks, desktops and workstations configured around the University’s specific requirements. By integrating procurement and inventory systems, DTP has helped automate ordering, reduce administration and create a more efficient approach to managing technology across the University.
DTP helped Liverpool John Moores University turn end-of-life IT into a secure and sustainable circular process. Working with HPE Financial Services, legacy servers and network equipment were securely collected, sanitised, refurbished and remarketed, freeing valuable campus space while generating financial returns that could be reinvested into student support.