RM Technology, a supplier of technology solutions to the education sector, has designated Comms-care (an Ingram Micro company) as its preferred installation partner for the Department for Education-funded Connect the Classroom (CTC) initiative.
RM has supported schools on DfE’s CTC initiative since 2021, working on the DfE grant-funded project to co-create and deliver brand new IT infrastructure including full fibre broadband at speeds of 1 Gigabit per second – 20 times the average internet speed in the UK.
With a joint mission to drive digital transformation, RM and Comms-care will support over 150 schools this year with installation and infrastructure commissioning and the rollout of wireless solutions that meet the latest Wi-Fi 6 standards and refreshed network equipment.
RM Technology will provide the consultancy, design, management and training that each school will need, while Comms-care will be responsible for the implementation and activation of each installation.
The timeframe to implement and deliver this kind of complex infrastructure transformation is only possible because of RM’s expertise and widespread UK customer footprint (RM currently supports more than 8,000 UK Schools in achieving their digital goals) and the engineering capabilities of Comms-care (backed by Ingram Micro).
Alex Wilmot, Managing Director of Comms-care, said: “Comms-care is delighted to begin this relationship with RM Technology. The ability of the education system to realise the benefits of technologies like these affords increased efficiencies in teaching, improved accessibility and greater inclusion for students, which in turn create positive outcomes at all levels.”
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