IT and comms provider Alternative Networks has consolidated its group companies and unified its brands under one name - Alternative.
The company has also moved to new offices over two floors in 240 Blackfriars Road in London, bringing together a number of separate sites to create a London-based HQ and a hub for customer collaboration.
The project follows the acquisitions of a number of businesses in the past five years, most recently ControlCircle and Intercept IT in 2014.
"It was essential to bring these companies together under the Alternative brand, while consolidating people and places to integrate our broadening portfolio and secure fully aligned, incorporated, sales, customer services and operations functions," said Mark Quartermaine, Alternative's COO.
"Having recently moved into the new premises, we are already realising many operational and cultural benefits."
As part of the consolidation of its operations, Alternative has made significant upgrades in its own IT infrastructure, shifting all its legacy on-premise IT infrastructure and hosted services into state-of-the-art managed secure data centres.
It has also upgraded and enhanced resilience as an essential part of its expansion of on-line cloud services.
Alternative's new headquarters also houses the Customer Service Centre, central to which is its NOC (Network Operations Centre) facility, providing round the clock coverage of customers' technology estates.
Ed Spurrier, Alternative's CEO, stated: "Alternative continues to grow and deliver robust results and strong cash flow, all in line with our strategic objectives.
"Our growth needs to be matched by enhanced working environments and technology and our new premises and IT infrastructure provide Alternative with a sound platform for future growth, providing more and better space, greater flexibility, increased opportunities and an organisation more efficiently resourced."