EduGeek and ICT Direct to join forces at Bett 2018

EduGeek, one of the world’s largest educational IT communities is joining forces with school ICT equipment supplier, ICT Direct at Bett 2018.

Having exhibited at Bett since 2007 when they ran the EduGeek/Bett Technical Help Point helping guide people around the Bett show and providing technical advice, the EduGeek team have continued to be involved with the show ever since.

For the past 10 years ICT Direct and EduGeek have been working collaboratively on numerous projects, and the Bett Show provides the perfect platform for them to come together and promote their products and services.

Chris Byers, Founder of EduGeek, commented, “Bett is the world’s biggest educational IT show and as one of the largest education IT communities, EduGeek has been an active exhibitor for many years now and our presence allows us to not only see the very latest in educational technology advances and report these back to our 93,000 members, it also gives us a rare occasion to meet our members in the real world and put names to faces.”

The stand, E150, will feature a range of ICT equipment from ICT Direct including PCs, laptops, workstations, monitors and IT storage solutions, as well as provide support to those seeking specialist IT products and services at the Bett show. EduGeek will be there to answer any questions about technology in schools as well as providing free pizza each lunchtime to members. The stand will also provide space for visitors to meet as well as rest and have a chat during the event.

John Graham, Head of Public Sector Sales at ICT Direct, commented, “We’re thrilled to have a joint stand with EduGeek. They have such a thriving and active IT community and are so well regarded in the IT educational sector. It will be fantastic opportunity for us to demonstrate our equipment to some of the EduGeek community and other visitors, and show them the quality and robustness of the equipment we supply, as well as explain the huge cost savings schools can make.”

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