Drift IT
Managed IT support, networks and AV services for schools and academies in southern England
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Drift IT
Drift IT provides managed IT support for schools, including dedicated technicians, helpdesk support, monitoring and emergency callouts. Its services also cover networks, cloud systems, cybersecurity, classroom AV, hardware, licensing and IT projects.
Its customers are schools and academies. Services include ongoing support and the supply, installation and management of technology and related projects.
Founded in 2005, Drift IT is based in Havant and is part of the Medhurst Group. It supports schools across the South and runs an apprenticeship programme for education IT technicians.
Product: Managed IT support, network and cloud services, AV installations, hardware and licensing for schools.
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