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Windows 10 to Windows 11

Migrating from Windows 10 to Windows 11 is becoming more important as Windows 10 will officially reach its end of support on October 14, 2025. After this date, Microsoft will stop providing security updates and technical assistance for Windows 10, which could leave computers vulnerable to security risks and other issues. The upgrade to Windows

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Appledore Book Festival

Our director David Stevenson is a Trustee of Appledore Book Festival, a registered charity that organises an annual literary festival to raise funds to provide books and visiting children’s authors to local schools. Our involvement with the festival means that we are in an excellent position to provide day-to-day IT expertise and assistance, including maintaining

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Number Twenty, Appledore

When the 2020 pandemic struck and non-essential shops were forced to close their doors, this charming gift shop in Market Street in Appledore asked for our help to allow them to start selling online. Using a combination of technologies including some bespoke, self-hosted code, we were able to integrate their existing Point of Sale system

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Torridge Pilot Gig Club

During the 2020 lockdown we undertook the complete overhaul and rewrite of the website for Torridge Pilot Gig Club in Appledore. Built using WordPress, the site contains a number of improvements over the previous website and several enhancements over standard WP functionality.  It is fully responsive and displays well on all types and sizes of

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Met Office

We have been privileged to foster a longstanding relationship with the Met Office and have contributed to the successful delivery of numerous software projects over the past 10 years.  Our experience and expertise include: Designing and writing core services for the public web site and mobile apps; Significant experience within the Defence sector, designing and

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