whoops.ie (by McSharry Foley) transitioned smoothly to Viatec’s Modern Workplace, significantly reducing downtime, enhancing reliability, and benefiting from responsive, local IT support.
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Client

whoops.ie

whoops.ie (by McSharry Foley) is a trusted and innovative insurance brokerage based in Sligo, Ireland. With deep roots and extensive history dating back to their establishment in Sligo, McSharry Foley has provided reliable and comprehensive insurance solutions to individuals and businesses across the region.

Specializing in motor, property and business insurance, they have built a robust reputation for exceptional customer service, efficient claims handling, and personalized client relationships, emphasizing convenience and reliability for their customers nationwide.

The Challenge

Unreliable IT Infrastructure Impacting Productivity

whoops.ie previously relied on an on-premise server that was frequently unstable and prone to crashes. These disruptions meant that both office-based and remote staff experienced simultaneous loss of connection, significantly impacting productivity and client services.

The ongoing downtime and connectivity issues highlighted the urgent need for a more reliable and modern IT infrastructure that could support seamless remote working and uninterrupted business continuity.

The Solution

Modern Workplace

whoops.ie transitioned effortlessly to Viatec’s Modern Workplace Solution, which included:

The seamless setup and migration to Viatec’s systems meant they could immediately benefit from improved performance without disruption to their business operations.

Industry & Account Details

Solution Provided

“Switching to Viatec was one of the best decisions we’ve made. Their support is exceptional, and we’ve seen a dramatic improvement in our systems’ reliability.”

The Results of Partnering with Viatec:

John Byrne of Viatec and Siobhan McSharry of Whoops.ie

Thanks to Viatec, our team experiences significantly less downtime and stress. Their proactive, hands-on approach makes all the difference.