Alchemy Systems Western – IT Support Devon

Alchemy Systems (Western) Ltd are situated in the heart of the southwest. The business is founded on the core principles of Knowledge, Integrity and Commitment. Incorporated in 1999 the company recently relocated to larger premises to cope with an ever increasing and diverse client base.

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Alchemy is a corporate sponsor of DEBI (Devon Environmental Business Initiative) and takes the issue seriously, even the MD drives a hybrid car and the business operates a recycling policy.

We have a flexible charging ethos according to business type. We support the public sector and a vast range of commercial clients across the region from start-ups to large commercial organisations. Clients include; registered charities, arts organisations, schools, councils, legal, hospitality, construction, finance and a diverse range of local SME businesses.

Our corporate clients enable us to feed back into the southwest knowledge and innovation quite often slow to filter through to this area.

The group advantage

Our corporate clients enable us locally to provide a one stop shop for a huge range of professional services and product sets. However, our pragmatic approach ensures only appropriate business solutions are put forward.

Alchemy Systems Western – IT Support Devon

Testimonials

5:30pm on the evening of Good Friday, Alchemy managed to supply not only a highly specified Compaq server but the engineering resource to install it within our thin client infrastructure … thank you to all the Alchemy team! — Steve Smith: ICT Co-ordinator (Blackpool Council)