End-user computing
Complete working positions rather than loose boxes: the computer, the display, the peripherals someone uses all day, the dock or cable that connects it, and the power protection behind it.
Solutions
Equipment is the easy part. Getting the setup right is the work.
Most requirements that reach PMPEC are not really a product request. They are a working position that has to be created, an office that has outgrown its network, a server that keeps going down with the power, or a project that needs equipment on a particular date.
This page sets out how the products and services fit together around those situations, and which pages to go to next.
Capability areas
Five areas PMPEC is asked to solve.
Each one draws on both sides of the business — the equipment, and the supply and control discipline behind it.
Office IT infrastructure
The equipment an office depends on without thinking about it — server hardware, switches, wireless coverage, cabling, cabinets and shared storage — specified against the number of people and the floor area, not against a catalogue tier.
Power continuity
Keeping the equipment that cannot simply stop running through an interruption — network cabinets and servers first, then the working positions that would lose the most, then portable charging for people who are not at a desk.
Supply, stock and project support
Where the requirement is bigger than an order: procurement and vendor coordination, stock holding and controlled dispatch, expediting on outstanding deliveries, and planning and progress reporting against a programme.
People and operations
Beyond equipment: practical training so staff can use what they have been given, recruitment and placement into technical, IT, warehouse and administrative roles, and support establishing or restructuring an operation.
Who we supply
The same process, whatever the size of the order.
PMPEC supplies corporate procurement and single-item requirements through the same quotation process. What changes is the amount of coordination behind it, not the standard.
Small and medium businesses
The largest share of what PMPEC supplies. Typically a handful of positions at a time — replacing machines as they fail, fitting out new staff, or standardising a collection of equipment that grew up piecemeal. Quoted as complete positions so nothing is missing on the day.
Related supply- Replacing ageing office computers in phases
- Fitting out positions for new staff
- Standardising displays, peripherals and power protection
Corporate and project clients
Bulk procurement, infrastructure support and equipment tied to a programme date. This is where PMPEC's project and warehouse background does the most work: stock holding, controlled dispatch, expediting and reporting against a schedule.
Related supply- Bulk equipment procurement against a specification
- Infrastructure — servers, networking, cabinets, power
- Phased delivery tied to a project programme
Students and study use
Reliable, budget-conscious machines for study, with honest advice on where a refurbished notebook does the job perfectly well and where it will be a false economy.
Related supply- Notebooks specified for coursework rather than marketing tiers
- New and refurbished options compared side by side
- Storage, backup and accessories that survive a term
Home and everyday users
Individual requirements are welcome. A single laptop, a replacement printer, a router that finally covers the house, or a UPS that keeps the essentials on through an outage — quoted with the same process as a business order.
Related supply- A single laptop, desktop or printer
- Home office and remote-work setups
- Backup power and connectivity for the home
Request a quote
Describe the setup, not just the shopping list.
Tell us what the setup has to achieve and we will quote the equipment and the support around it as one requirement.