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News, last updated 18 March 2008
Recent News
March 2008
Urban Initiatives and Weston Williamson have both increased their on-site support time with CLW from 2 half days a week to 5 half days a week. The additional time is intended to help support the growing number of staff at both practices.
CLW now synchronises over 10TB of data for clients as part of its off-site backup and disaster recovery service.
New Clients! Campbell-Lange Workshop is pleased to announce its new clients Creator and McDowell Benedetti who have both entered into outsourced IT agreements with CLW for the coming year from April.
March 2008
Meet Sebastian and Kyle from our coding team at
Pycon 2008, which is to
be held in Chicago 13-16 March 2008.
February 2008
Campbell-Lange Workshop is building up its network of subcontractor
partners to provide high-quality outsourced IT support in Central
London. Contact us for more
information.
Jobs Available!
Campbell-Lange Workshop is presently recruiting a Marketing Manger to join its growing team.
Click here for more information about job opportunities.
January 2008
Campbell-Lange Workshop is a proud sponsor of One Laptop Per Child
(OLPC), and has donated 3 laptops to the project. OLPC is an innovative
technological and social initiative to "...empower the children of
developing countries to learn by providing one connected laptop to every
school-age child...".
December 2007
Hopkins Architects has selected CLW's local/remote
storage solution to regularly synchronise up to 6.5TB of data between
its main office and an off-site location.
In December 2007 CLW staff have gained more Microsoft, LPI (Linux Professional Institute) and ITIL certificates.
11 December 2007
December Forum meeting minutes posted
The 11th of December Forum was held at Campbell-Lange Workshop's Central London offices. The subject of the Forum was Virtualisation, with James Tansley of Hamiltons giving an extremely interesting address on their move to VMWare and NetApp.
Please visit the forums page to read the full report.
1 October 2007
VoIP system live at Weston Williamson Architects
Campbell-Lange Workshop developed a customised VoIP solution for Weston Williamson Architects, which went live on 1 October 2007.
Weston Williamson needed a VoIP solution that was both personal but also takes advantage of VoIP server software capabilities such as out-of-hours rules, personalised voicemail and remote voicemail retrieval, simple but powerful conferencing and flexible ring group configuration. CLW's solution has no per-handset call limit or per-handset costs.
Weston Williamson can take advantage of an open-ended system allowing least-cost routing, free site-to-site calls, voicemail to email and additional automatic routing options as their business grows.
18 September 2007
September Forum meeting minutes posted
The 18th of September Forum was held at Campbell-Lange Workshop's Central London offices. The subject of the Forum was Backup, with an emphasis on the structures and procedures necessary to ensure that current data would be available for retrieval in 2017.
Please visit the forums page to read the full report.
August 2007
Rota Management system extended
The Campbell-Lange Workshop's CLWRota system is actively managing all day-to-day sessional activity at the South Manchester University Hospital Trust Wythenshawe hospital anaesthetics department. The system also provides facilities for all consultants and trainees to view their rotas online. The system incorporates on-call facilities, leave booking, and session allocation based on consultant job-plans.
In August CLWRota was extended to provide addtional reporting facilities. New reports include the ability to track trainee activity and report on training and non-training-related work, and the ability to report consultant activity in PA values.
EPLabel in the news
The July edition of the Association of Building Engineers' journal provides an article on the Eplabel Online service. [July 2007]
The article begins:
For the first time a demonstration website will allow the public sector to measure their buildings' energy performance and CO2 emissions. Users can determine a building's energy performance, its CO2 emissions and produce a demonstration version of an energy performance certificate suitable for display. Currently buildings are responsible for nearly half of all the UK's CO2 emissions...
A sample of the journal can be downloaded here.
Information about the EPLabel Online system has been posted on the UK Goverment's site for Local Government, which promotes a "safe, healthy and sustainable environment for all". [June 2007]
Link to the Energy Performance Certificate section of communities.gov.uk here.
April 2007
Storage Solution installed at two sites
The Campbell-Lange Workshop's Managed Storage Solution was chosen by Weston Williamson Architects and Urban Initiatives (Urban Design) to manage their constantly growing demand for server storage.
Both offices were fitted with storage solutions in early April.
