Gordon Murray Group has appointed managed workplace services provider Apogee as its primary IT partner to oversee and manage all its IT assets, including 350 laptops.
With a focus on streamlining device management, enhancing security and automating processes, the partnership has already brought significant benefits to the British manufacturer of lightweight supercars such as the T.50, T.50s, T.33 and T.33 Spider.
Automated device configuration, deployment and management through Windows Autopilot and Microsoft Intune has led to thirty times faster laptop setup times and reduced the IT workload; consolidation of the laptop estate from 60-plus models to just two HP devices has helped simplify support and inventory management; the shift from a CAPEX to an OPEX model has freed up capital and made costs more predictable; and cloud-based endpoint management has been aligned with cybersecurity best practices.
Wayne Clements, Head of IT at Gordon Murray Group, said: “Being a young, niche manufacturer, agility is absolutely key for us. With Apogee as one of our key strategic IT suppliers, our colleagues are benefiting from updated hardware, consistent secure builds and rapid deployment.”
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