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From 6 IT vendors to one: infrastructure overhaul for a UK professional services firm

How BPro Technologies consolidated a UK professional services firm from multiple IT vendors to one managed contract with clearer ownership, reporting, and documentation.

Evidence
Cost control reviewed

Outcome measured against the starting operational constraint.

Scoped
Response model agreed

Outcome measured against the starting operational constraint.

Consolidated
Vendor ownership simplified

Outcome measured against the starting operational constraint.

Region / context

Service consolidation

Tools involved

Managed IT ServicesInfrastructure & NetworkingHelpdesk

Handover

Runbooks, documentation, and support path included

/ Before and after

Before

A 45-person UK professional services firm had accumulated six separate IT vendors over several years: helpdesk, networking, email, backups, printing, and telephony all managed independently | When something broke across vendor boundaries, resolution stalled as each provider deflected responsibility.

After

The firm moved to a single managed agreement with documented response ownership, reduced vendor overlap, and clearer monthly reporting | The operations team now has environment documentation, network diagrams, configuration records, and credential vault access.

/ Delivery timeline

How the work moved from diagnosis to handover

The timeline keeps the proof story readable: current state, design decisions, controlled delivery, then handover evidence.

01

Diagnose

Mapped the current state, constraints, dependencies, and highest-risk failure points.

02

Design

Defined the operating model, rollout path, documentation needs, and rollback criteria.

03

Deliver

Executed the change in controlled phases with stakeholder updates and support coverage.

04

Handover

Closed with runbooks, access notes, configuration records, and next-step recommendations.

Problem

The Challenge

A 45-person UK professional services firm had accumulated six separate IT vendors over several years: helpdesk, networking, email, backups, printing, and telephony all managed independently. When something broke across vendor boundaries, resolution stalled as each provider deflected responsibility. Average ticket response time sat at six hours. Monthly IT spend was fragmented, unpredictable, and consistently over budget. The firm needed a single accountable partner.

Intervention

Our Approach

BPro Technologies conducted a full environment audit across all six vendor areas, mapping dependencies, tooling, and contracts. Over a four-week structured transition, we absorbed all vendor relationships, standardized tooling across endpoint management, remote monitoring, helpdesk, security, and backup, and migrated everything into a single managed service agreement. Each transition phase had a rollback plan. Staff were briefed before any changes went live. The firm had one contract, one point of contact, and one monthly invoice from day one of the new arrangement.

Measurable result

What changed after launch

The firm moved to a single managed agreement with documented response ownership, reduced vendor overlap, and clearer monthly reporting. The operations team now has environment documentation, network diagrams, configuration records, and credential vault access. The transition was completed without planned service interruption.

  • Cost control reviewed through vendor consolidation
  • Response ownership moved into one managed agreement
  • Six vendor relationships reduced to one contract
  • Full environment documentation handed to client
  • Transition completed without planned service interruption
Service used:Managed IT Services

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