Monday 27 July 2009

Focus IT welcomes Shaw Austin....

 

Shaw Auston is a firm of Chartered Accountants and Business Consultants, based in Chester, providing accountancy, taxation and business services to a wide range of small and medium sized businesses throughout the UK.

 

We are delighted and proud to be proactively managing Shaw Auston's IT infrastructure and providing managed backup services.

 

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