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A new approach to outsourced IT - Cheeky Munkey are up front, easy to understand and are obsessed with your complete satisfaction. Call us today on 0845 4560525, we can't wait to talk to you!
Welcome to the Cheeky Munkey website.
We are the IT Support Company for the small (but not tiny) and medium sized businesses, government or academic clients. We also serve a number of non-profit organisations.
Our mainstay rests in our Support Contracts - friendly qualified and helpful engineers available at sensible prices within guaranteed response times.
We have also introduced the whole range of tools and services to address those important issues surrounding the IT network of today: Internet Access Monitoring and Filtering, E-mail spam and virus eradication, On-line backup and 24/7 Server Monitoring.
An established Microsoft Certified Partner, Cheeky Munkey are now also partnered with leading technology companies such as Netintelligence, iMonitor and Techgate to bring all of those entrerprise solutions like Tivoli®, ATTIX5® and InternetSecurity® to the SME market....meaning, that now you cannot afford not to use them! You can find out more by clicking on the Software tab above.
Feel free to explore the rest of our web site to find out about our full range of products and services and see what Cheeky Munkey is up to.
Call us today on 0845 4560525 - we can't wait to swing into action.
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