PJD IT
Managed IT support, infrastructure and hardware services for businesses in North West England
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About PJD IT
PJD IT provides business IT support, infrastructure management, email and software services, hardware procurement, broadband and creative services such as video editing and motion graphics.
It offers managed or ad hoc support, including remote assistance and monthly onsite visits, and supplies and installs hardware and software. Its clients include businesses and residential developments in the North West of England.
PJD IT Ltd was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Accrington, United Kingdom.
Product: Managed and ad hoc IT support, infrastructure, software, hardware procurement, broadband and creative services for businesses.
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