Pictured above: Director, Tim Winstanley (centre) with James McKinnon Trainee Support Engineer, Russell Lench Support Engineer, Carol Winstanley Company Secretary and Finance Manager and Steve Winstanley Support and Mobile Devices Co-ordinator

St Paul's Hostel for the Homeless in Worcester is benefitting from Midlands-based family firm Resolve Information Technology's connection with the Charity Technology Exchange (CTX), whereby registered charities can purchase new hardware and software at vastly reduced cost, literally saving the Hostel over £10,000 in the process.

Resolve IT, is a specialist in IT and computer support, is helping the Hostel replace its existing file servers with new Cisco and Microsoft products at a fraction of the price utilising CTX.

Commenting Resolve IT Director, Tim Winstanley stated: "We've been working with St. Paul's Hostel since 2007, and introduced them to CTX as an immediate way of utilising their money more efficiently and effectively for the charities benefit. We've also done this with other charities around the region including the young person's charity, Bridge Education Centre."

Working with a wide product range, Resolve IT enables customers to pick and choose only the best solutions, including new technologies where possible to aid business workflow.

Specific applications, or for integration into an existing environment, Resolve IT has built its reputation on looking after customer's objectives. Through CTX, Resolve IT is literally saving charities like St. Paul's Hostel thousands of pounds, and not surprisingly, it's an area of their business which is attracting a great deal of attention.