Company recognised for its services in national awards
Matrix IT was listed as the number one managed service provider in Hampshire in the 2024 Channel Futures MSP 501 rankings.
The company was also ranked fifth overall in the UK.
The listings honour technology companies, according to their growth, profitability, and innovation.
The company's growth led to the opening of its new 3,800 sq ft headquarters at Main Barn on the Cams Hall Estate.
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For more information, go to the Matrix IT website at mtxit.com.
Matrix IT managing director, Matt Faulkner, said: "We are incredibly honoured to be recognised as the number one managed service provider in Hampshire as well as one of the top five in the UK.
"This achievement is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire team.
"Our commitment to delivering exceptional service and innovative solutions for our clients remains our top priority."
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