Case Study: Thomas Pink achieves resilient, scalable IT centralisation with Redcentric

Thomas Pink de-risks store opening with Redcentric in just 12 hours

Thomas Pink, a specialist shirt retailer and manufacturer part of the LVMH Group, faced challenges with its legacy IT infrastructure located in its Battersea head office. Network instability and outages, caused by local building work, risked critical operations like customer payments and store support. The company aimed to centralize and modernize its systems, seeking a cost-effective and resilient solution to support growth and de-risk future office moves. They partnered with Redcentric for colocation services and professional support.

Redcentric implemented a phased migration to a colocation data center in central London. Their diligent planning and execution enabled a seamless transition over a single night, ensuring all Thomas Pink stores could open for trading without loss of hours. The solution provided the required performance, resilience, and scalability. Redcentric delivered a stable platform that supported critical payments and store growth targets, establishing a strong partnership for future system optimisation.

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