Media: News Archive.

Scotland's Campbell Lee Awarded IBM "Premier Partner" Status
Date: 14-May-05		Publication: Press Release
IBM recognises Campbell Lee for performance, skill and customer satisfaction
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Take a look at your Backup!
Date: 01-May-05		Publication: KA Biz (West of Scotland)
Backups are a procedure that seems straightforward enough - but have you ever tried to restore a backup? More importantly, have you ever tried to restore it to another computer - not the one it came from?
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The Human Touch
Date: 01-Mar-05		Publication: Scottish Computer Headline
Jim Lee recognises that the secret to business continuity planning is to consider the human element first.
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Reseller Agreement with Neverfail
Date: 16-Sep-04		Publication: Press Release
Campbell Lee's new partnership with Neverfail means that there is no longer any excuse for application downtime.
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Surviving a Workplace Disaster
Date: 15-Aug-04		Publication: KA Biz (West of Scotland)
Through careful risk assessment, preventative measures and contingency planning, the chances of disaster overtaking your business can be dramatically reduced.
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Glasgow's SPH Survives Workplace Disaster
Date: 04-Aug-04		Publication: Press Release
When fire broke out in the hi-tech premises of Glasgow-based SPH Property Search two weeks ago, the disaster could easily have forced the fast-growing company out of business. But the drama didn't become a crisis.....
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Ken Smith and David Belcher - The Diary
Date: 09-Apr-04		Publication: The Herald
Former Scottish Television presenter Viv Lumsden opened IT company Campbell Lee's new business continuity suite in Springburn yesterday.
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IT Service to Help Firms Recover From Disaster
Date: 08-Apr-04		Publication: Press Release
A Glasgow IT firm has unveiled a new service designed to help businesses survive after major fire or flood.
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Disaster Recovery "First" for Glasgow's Campbell Lee
Date: 08-Apr-04		Publication: Press Release
Campbell Lee, Scotland's leading independent technology provider, today (Thursday 8 April) opened Scotland's first fully-functioning managed Business Continuity suite at its £1.5m Data Centre in Glasgow.
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Miss Piggy helps top Glasgow IT Company win national award!
Date: 08-Apr-04		Publication: Press Release
A Glasgow IT business has achieved "Investors in People" status...with a little help from Miss Piggy and the Muppets!
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Campbell Lee Data centre will help companies facing megabyte meltdown
Date: 20-Oct-03		Publication: The Herald
Campbell Lee, the venerable computing services firm is making inroads into the disaster recovery and business continuity markets.
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Big Brother car spy puts privacy at risk
Date: 17-Oct-03		Publication: The Scotsman
A Scottish computer company which stands to profit from so-called Big Brother technology has warned that it could be used for spying, unless legislation is put in place to protect privacy.
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Executive Win
Date: 18-Sep-03		Publication: Press & Journal
One of Scotland's longest-established IT consultants is reversing the drift to England for leading-edge computing know-how.
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Campbell Lee wins major Scottish Executive Contract
Date: 16-Sep-03		Publication: Press Release
IT Specialist helps Scottish Executive achieve savings and facilitate collaboration between local authorities
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IT firm dismisses critics of ad drive
Date: 05-Sep-03		Publication: Business Headline
A Falkirk based IT consultancy has responded to objections about its controversial new marketing campaign.
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Firm defends 'bad taste' ad
Date: 28-Aug-03		Publication: Falkirk Herald
A Falkirk IT firm defended its new advertising campaign which shows an elderly woman lying in a coffin...
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Why the old lady had to die
Date: 14-Aug-03		Publication: Press Release
Within the industry, our current "old lady" advertising campaign has raised a number of eyebrows and received a flurry of media attention...
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Campbell Lee reiterates its strength in Scotland
Date: 16-Jul-03		Publication: Press Release
Campbell Lee, Scotland's longest established IT consultancy, says that it is reversing the drift to England for leading edge iSeries know-how.
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Scots company reverses the drift to England
Date: 14-Jul-03		Publication: Press Release
One of Scotland's longest established IT consultants is reversing the drift to England for leading-edge computing know-how.
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Firm hopes for Web Winners
Date: 03-Oct-02		Publication: Falkirk Herald
Falkirk IT specialist Campbell Lee is helping to develop a world-beating web-based software package
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Scottish "Kowledge" set to revolutionise the way companies train workforce
Date: 21-Sep-02		Publication: Press Release
New east-west partnership brings e-learning innovation to market
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iSeries in Scotland
Date: 15-Jul-02		Publication: iSeries News UK
For 25 years we have produced solutions based on IBM mid-range servers - and some people still don't get it
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Campbell Lee Internet Solutions Launched
Date: 29-Apr-01		Publication: Press Release
Campbell Lee launches "internet solutions", west of Scotland's single largest data centre.
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Ingenco places Navision Financials enterprise at the heart of its £200,000 investment in new systems.
Date: 01-Apr-01		Publication: Scottish Computer Headline
The East Kilbride based engineering company born from the 2000 management buyout of the Scottish Power Engineering division employs over 400 people in Scotland.
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