Software plays a huge part in how well workplace technology performs day to day. It gives IT teams the tools to manage devices, keep them secure and understand the experience employees are having whilst using them.
As device estates grow and ways of working change, keeping your software environment up to date becomes increasingly important. IT teams need to manage updates and security across devices, maintain visibility over performance and resolve issues quickly, often across employees working from different locations.
DTP helps organisations modernise and manage their workplace software, with solutions including Windows 11, HP Wolf Security and HP Workforce Experience Platform (WXP). Together, these technologies can give IT teams greater visibility and control across their estate while helping to keep devices secure, up to date and performing as expected.
Our team can help you understand which solutions are right for your environment and how to get the most from them, resulting in a software estate that is easier to manage and better equipped to support your people.
Give your end users a modern, secure Windows environment designed to support productivity and the way teams work today. With improved performance, enhanced security features and a more intuitive user experience, Windows 11 helps employees work efficiently, collaborate seamlessly and stay productive, whether they’re in the office, at home or on the move.
Protect your devices with endpoint security designed to defend users against threats wherever they choose to work. HP Wolf Security provides multiple layers of protection to help safeguard devices, data and users against evolving cyber threats, reducing security risks and giving your IT teams greater confidence in managing and protecting your organisation’s endpoints.
Gain greater visibility across your device estate with insights that help you understand performance, identify issues and improve the employee experience. HP Workforce Experience Platform brings together device analytics and actionable insights, enabling IT teams to proactively resolve problems, optimise device performance and deliver a more seamless, productive digital experience for employees.
Workplace software needs to work together effectively across your device estate. DTP helps you choose and implement solutions that give your IT team greater visibility and control, while keeping devices secure and employees productive.
Our experience across HP and Microsoft technologies means we can look at your wider workplace environment, understand where improvements are needed and recommend software that fits with the technology you already use.
Expertise Across Your Workplace: From Windows 11 and HP Wolf Security to HP Workforce Experience Platform, our team understands how different technologies work together and can help you get more from them.
Software That Earns Its Place: Every platform should have a clear purpose. We help you choose solutions that address genuine requirements, whether that’s strengthening endpoint security, improving visibility across your estate or giving IT teams the insight to resolve issues sooner.
DTP helped De Montfort University modernise its multi-campus IT estate, introducing centralised device management and greater visibility across around 8,500 devices. The solution supported a smooth transition to Windows 11, reduced hardware support demands and enabled the university to right-size its technology estate for improved performance, efficiency and long-term scalability.
DTP has supported the University of Liverpool with its device estate for more than two decades, supplying HP notebooks, desktops and workstations configured around the University’s specific requirements. By integrating procurement and inventory systems, DTP has helped automate ordering, reduce administration and create a more efficient approach to managing technology across the University.
DTP helped Liverpool John Moores University turn end-of-life IT into a secure and sustainable circular process. Working with HPE Financial Services, legacy servers and network equipment were securely collected, sanitised, refurbished and remarketed, freeing valuable campus space while generating financial returns that could be reinvested into student support.