June 2026 Update


What’s New?


Ballicom recognised as one of the Top 200 Businesses in the West Midlands

We are proud to announce that Ballicom has been recognised in Grant Thornton’s report of the Top 200 businesses in the West Midlands.

This recognition reflects more than growth alone. It speaks to the consistency, commitment, and problem-solving mindset across the business.

For our customers, this reflects something practical and important. You are working with a partner that is stable, commercially aware, and focused on long-term relationships rather than short-term transactions.

As IT procurement becomes more complex, this kind of recognition reinforces our commitment to:

A commercial approach that helps you plan ahead with confidence

Transparent pricing and consistent supply

Responsive support from real people who understand your environment


Microsoft Event at Lucky Cat

Last month, we hosted customers alongside Microsoft at the stunning 60th-floor location of Lucky Cat by Gordon Ramsey. Beyond the setting, the conversations were focused on a key challenge facing most IT teams right now:

How do you balance security, cost control and modern workplace expectations?

The key takeaways from discussions were:

  • – There is growing pressure to justify spending with clear business outcomes.
  • – Businesses are still working through the complexity of licensing optimisation.

These are areas where we are actively supporting customers, particularly around:

  • – Reducing unused or duplicated services.
  • – Microsoft licensing clarity and optimisation.
  • – Procurement struggles for IT teams.

If any of this reflects what you are currently reviewing internally, our team can provide a second opinion or help benchmark your setup.

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