Node4
Tim Swanborough has extensive experience in IT support and customer service, currently serving as Cloud Support Team Leader at Node4 Ltd since March 2017, having previously held the position of Cloud Support Engineer. Prior to this, Tim worked at Markerstudy Insurance as a Remote Resolution Analyst and Service Desk Analyst, providing 2nd and 1st Line Support respectively. Tim's background also includes roles at Capita IT Services and The Tech Guys, where responsibilities encompassed troubleshooting hardware and software issues and managing Active Directory tasks. Tim began the professional journey at Capital One as a Temporary Fraud Associate and at Currys, handling stock and customer service. Tim holds an Associate’s Degree in Business Economics from Nottingham Trent University, completed in 2007.
Node4
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Node4 empowers public and private sector organisations across the UK to adopt technology and infrastructure that helps them drive positive outcomes and create a lasting impact. With a varied portfolio of tech solutions and managed services on offer, including Business Applications, Modern Workplace, cloud hosting, network, and data and security, our clients can turn to us knowing that they’ll be supported to achieve their strategic goals. Our fully owned data centre network and partnerships with market-leading vendors including Microsoft, Cisco and Fortinet help us tailor the best platforms, applications and infrastructure to meet our clients’ needs. Key to our success is our friendly, supportive culture, with Great Place to Work® ranking Node4 as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces™ for three years running (2020, 2021 and 2022). Our Exceptional Service as a Standard (ESaaS) ensures a service delivered with knowledge, talent and passion – and is woven into all we do for our clients and for each other. Our expertise lies in digital transformation that supports your business to drive change that matters. Looking to speak to an expert about our services? Contact us today to find out more about why you should choose Node4.