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Vista's article titled 'Vista Technology Support boosted with new network infrastructure team' features in BusinessLive, 8 March 2023:

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Vista Technology Support has enhanced its network infrastructure project services offering with the creation of a new team dedicated to the provision of high quality network infrastructure projects. The new department (Vista Infrastructure Project Services) has appointed former ISG Tech’s Sales Director Mark Robinson as Head of Infrastructure Project Services to oversee business development in the new department.

With official NRF footfall figures confirmed at 35,000 attendees, NRF 2023 once again proved to be the ultimate retail technology show that brings retailers, IT service providers like Vista Technology Support, and the technology innovators together in one forum. We interviewed the Vista team to discover what the latest and most exciting technological innovations are that NRF 2023 brought into the spotlight.

Recognising the impact the cost-of-living crisis is having on their staff, Vista’s executive board responded by gifting a one-off payment in order to support them through this ongoing crisis.

Find out what post-pandemic shopping trends will mean for your business, and how the IT support specialists at Vista Technology Support can help.

Find out how the World Cup is predicted to affect consumer patterns and how the IT support specialists at Vista Technology Support in the UK can help you.

Vista Technology Support's article titled ‘Cashless society thwarted by economic uncertainty’, data suggests - features in insider.co.uk. In the article Vista highlights an increase of 72% in cash drawer IT related incidents, suggesting a comeback of cash driven by economic uncertainty.