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Trades about 1% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Computacenter plc, established in 1981 and based in Hatfield, United Kingdom, operates as a prominent provider of information technology (IT) infrastructure and operational services. The company's extensive global footprint includes operations across the United Kingdom, Germany, France, North America, and other international markets. Its comprehensive service portfolio addresses diverse business needs, encompassing: Workplace services: This category covers endpoint management, device lifecycle services, virtual desktop environments, managed print solutions, dedicated service desk and remote support, application and collaboration management, user experience enhancement, and Device as a Service models. Applications and data solutions: Offerings here include software development, software lifecycle management, cloud and application support, data and application migration, analytics, user experience design, and process automation. Cloud and data center solutions: Computacenter provides expertise in data center management, cloud platforms (including private, enterprise, and marketplace sourcing), FinOps, deployment, optimization, application migration, and managed infrastructure services. Networking solutions: The company delivers solutions for data center, cloud, local area (LAN), wide area (WAN), wireless, and industrial network infrastructures. Security services: These robust offerings feature cyber defense strategies, infrastructure and cloud security, workplace and industrial security, identity and access management, and comprehensive IT governance, risk, and compliance frameworks.
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