Leighton partner with The eaga Trust to drive digital performance
Leading AWS and software development specialist, Leighton, has partnered with the eaga Trust to maintain, modernise and improve the performance of its digital estate.
The long-term partnership will see Leighton take responsibility for the trust’s AWS infrastructure providing strategic guidance to ensure alignment with best practices, as well as capitalising on any cost and efficiency opportunities through architecture modernisation.
Established in 1999, the eaga Trust supports its members and their families by providing funds that allow them to access life-enhancing benefits for example health and wellbeing support, Holiday Homes, an Education Bursary Programme – including funding for degree courses for the children of members, Skill-Builder – funding for work-related training and development, along with services like Will Writing and Serious-Injury Insurance.
Speaking on the partnership Richard Marr, CEO at the eaga Trust said: “This was a really competitive process, what impressed us most about Leighton is the wealth of AWS expertise within their business and their AWS Practice and their genuine interest in our business and what we do.
“Having the Leighton team as a partner will allow us to further improve our digital infrastructure in line with their recommendations and maximise the potential of our AWS estate. It’s fantastic to have them onboard and we’re looking forward to a long and fruitful partnership with them.”
The AWS Practice at Leighton will deliver in-hours support for applications, infrastructure, and websites, maintaining ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus compliance. The agreement also covers Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) service operations, minor enhancements, proactive monitoring, and continuous improvement through quarterly reviews.
Lee Gilmore, AWS Practice Lead at Leighton and AWS Hero said: “We’re delighted to be working with the eaga Trust to optimise their digital footprint. The service that they continue to provide to their members is amazing and to be able to support such a worthwhile organisation based here in the North East is a huge opportunity and something we’re really proud of.
“Our experts within the practice will work closely with the Trust’s internal team to optimise their AWS estate and ensure they’re capitalising on any cost efficiencies available to them. This really is our bread and butter at Leighton and we’re really excited to get going and see what we can achieve together over the course of our partnership.”
James Bunting, CEO at Leighton said: “I’m expecting this partnership to be a brilliant example of what can be achieved when two North East organisations collaborate with a shared focus on making a difference. We are looking forward to using our deep AWS expertise to help the eaga Trust run a modern, secure and cost-efficient platform that enables them to focus on the amazing work they do to support members and their families.”
Leighton specialises in AWS cloud enablement and digital product engineering through custom software development and integrating experts within its customers’ companies to bolster internal teams and accelerate project delivery capabilities ensuring project success. Focused on increasing business efficiency and fostering collaborative partnerships with its customers, Leighton enhances digital capabilities to help organisations thrive.
Specialising in AWS solutions the Leighton team holds over 70 AWS certifications and over 70 AWS accreditations and is active in the AWS ecosystem organising AWS North Community Conference, Serverless North East, and AWS North East User Group. Leighton also recently announced the launch of its AWS Practice, a specialist unit built to help its customers deliver high-impact outcomes using AWS technologies.
One of the UK’s leading software development businesses it boasts a portfolio of customers including British Airways, Atom Bank, Hays Travel, EQUANS, IAG Loyalty and Greggs.
Leading AWS and software development specialist, Leighton, has partnered with the eaga Trust to maintain, modernise and improve the performance of its digital estate.
The long-term partnership will see Leighton take responsibility for the trust’s AWS infrastructure providing strategic guidance to ensure alignment with best practices, as well as capitalising on any cost and efficiency opportunities through architecture modernisation.
Established in 1999, the eaga Trust supports its members and their families by providing funds that allow them to access life-enhancing benefits for example health and wellbeing support, Holiday Homes, an Education Bursary Programme – including funding for degree courses for the children of members, Skill-Builder – funding for work-related training and development, along with services like Will Writing and Serious-Injury Insurance.
Speaking on the partnership Richard Marr, CEO at the eaga Trust said: “This was a really competitive process, what impressed us most about Leighton is the wealth of AWS expertise within their business and their AWS Practice and their genuine interest in our business and what we do.
“Having the Leighton team as a partner will allow us to further improve our digital infrastructure in line with their recommendations and maximise the potential of our AWS estate. It’s fantastic to have them onboard and we’re looking forward to a long and fruitful partnership with them.”
The AWS Practice at Leighton will deliver in-hours support for applications, infrastructure, and websites, maintaining ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus compliance. The agreement also covers Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) service operations, minor enhancements, proactive monitoring, and continuous improvement through quarterly reviews.
Lee Gilmore, AWS Practice Lead at Leighton and AWS Hero said: “We’re delighted to be working with the eaga Trust to optimise their digital footprint. The service that they continue to provide to their members is amazing and to be able to support such a worthwhile organisation based here in the North East is a huge opportunity and something we’re really proud of.
“Our experts within the practice will work closely with the Trust’s internal team to optimise their AWS estate and ensure they’re capitalising on any cost efficiencies available to them. This really is our bread and butter at Leighton and we’re really excited to get going and see what we can achieve together over the course of our partnership.”
James Bunting, CEO at Leighton said: “I’m expecting this partnership to be a brilliant example of what can be achieved when two North East organisations collaborate with a shared focus on making a difference. We are looking forward to using our deep AWS expertise to help the eaga Trust run a modern, secure and cost-efficient platform that enables them to focus on the amazing work they do to support members and their families.”
Leighton specialises in AWS cloud enablement and digital product engineering through custom software development and integrating experts within its customers’ companies to bolster internal teams and accelerate project delivery capabilities ensuring project success. Focused on increasing business efficiency and fostering collaborative partnerships with its customers, Leighton enhances digital capabilities to help organisations thrive.
Specialising in AWS solutions the Leighton team holds over 70 AWS certifications and over 70 AWS accreditations and is active in the AWS ecosystem organising AWS North Community Conference, Serverless North East, and AWS North East User Group. Leighton also recently announced the launch of its AWS Practice, a specialist unit built to help its customers deliver high-impact outcomes using AWS technologies.
One of the UK’s leading software development businesses it boasts a portfolio of customers including British Airways, Atom Bank, Hays Travel, EQUANS, IAG Loyalty and Greggs.
Leading AWS and software development specialist, Leighton, has partnered with the eaga Trust to maintain, modernise and improve the performance of its digital estate.
The long-term partnership will see Leighton take responsibility for the trust’s AWS infrastructure providing strategic guidance to ensure alignment with best practices, as well as capitalising on any cost and efficiency opportunities through architecture modernisation.
Established in 1999, the eaga Trust supports its members and their families by providing funds that allow them to access life-enhancing benefits for example health and wellbeing support, Holiday Homes, an Education Bursary Programme – including funding for degree courses for the children of members, Skill-Builder – funding for work-related training and development, along with services like Will Writing and Serious-Injury Insurance.
Speaking on the partnership Richard Marr, CEO at the eaga Trust said: “This was a really competitive process, what impressed us most about Leighton is the wealth of AWS expertise within their business and their AWS Practice and their genuine interest in our business and what we do.
“Having the Leighton team as a partner will allow us to further improve our digital infrastructure in line with their recommendations and maximise the potential of our AWS estate. It’s fantastic to have them onboard and we’re looking forward to a long and fruitful partnership with them.”
The AWS Practice at Leighton will deliver in-hours support for applications, infrastructure, and websites, maintaining ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus compliance. The agreement also covers Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) service operations, minor enhancements, proactive monitoring, and continuous improvement through quarterly reviews.
Lee Gilmore, AWS Practice Lead at Leighton and AWS Hero said: “We’re delighted to be working with the eaga Trust to optimise their digital footprint. The service that they continue to provide to their members is amazing and to be able to support such a worthwhile organisation based here in the North East is a huge opportunity and something we’re really proud of.
“Our experts within the practice will work closely with the Trust’s internal team to optimise their AWS estate and ensure they’re capitalising on any cost efficiencies available to them. This really is our bread and butter at Leighton and we’re really excited to get going and see what we can achieve together over the course of our partnership.”
James Bunting, CEO at Leighton said: “I’m expecting this partnership to be a brilliant example of what can be achieved when two North East organisations collaborate with a shared focus on making a difference. We are looking forward to using our deep AWS expertise to help the eaga Trust run a modern, secure and cost-efficient platform that enables them to focus on the amazing work they do to support members and their families.”
Leighton specialises in AWS cloud enablement and digital product engineering through custom software development and integrating experts within its customers’ companies to bolster internal teams and accelerate project delivery capabilities ensuring project success. Focused on increasing business efficiency and fostering collaborative partnerships with its customers, Leighton enhances digital capabilities to help organisations thrive.
Specialising in AWS solutions the Leighton team holds over 70 AWS certifications and over 70 AWS accreditations and is active in the AWS ecosystem organising AWS North Community Conference, Serverless North East, and AWS North East User Group. Leighton also recently announced the launch of its AWS Practice, a specialist unit built to help its customers deliver high-impact outcomes using AWS technologies.
One of the UK’s leading software development businesses it boasts a portfolio of customers including British Airways, Atom Bank, Hays Travel, EQUANS, IAG Loyalty and Greggs.
Leading AWS and software development specialist, Leighton, has partnered with the eaga Trust to maintain, modernise and improve the performance of its digital estate.
The long-term partnership will see Leighton take responsibility for the trust’s AWS infrastructure providing strategic guidance to ensure alignment with best practices, as well as capitalising on any cost and efficiency opportunities through architecture modernisation.
Established in 1999, the eaga Trust supports its members and their families by providing funds that allow them to access life-enhancing benefits for example health and wellbeing support, Holiday Homes, an Education Bursary Programme – including funding for degree courses for the children of members, Skill-Builder – funding for work-related training and development, along with services like Will Writing and Serious-Injury Insurance.
Speaking on the partnership Richard Marr, CEO at the eaga Trust said: “This was a really competitive process, what impressed us most about Leighton is the wealth of AWS expertise within their business and their AWS Practice and their genuine interest in our business and what we do.
“Having the Leighton team as a partner will allow us to further improve our digital infrastructure in line with their recommendations and maximise the potential of our AWS estate. It’s fantastic to have them onboard and we’re looking forward to a long and fruitful partnership with them.”
The AWS Practice at Leighton will deliver in-hours support for applications, infrastructure, and websites, maintaining ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus compliance. The agreement also covers Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) service operations, minor enhancements, proactive monitoring, and continuous improvement through quarterly reviews.
Lee Gilmore, AWS Practice Lead at Leighton and AWS Hero said: “We’re delighted to be working with the eaga Trust to optimise their digital footprint. The service that they continue to provide to their members is amazing and to be able to support such a worthwhile organisation based here in the North East is a huge opportunity and something we’re really proud of.
“Our experts within the practice will work closely with the Trust’s internal team to optimise their AWS estate and ensure they’re capitalising on any cost efficiencies available to them. This really is our bread and butter at Leighton and we’re really excited to get going and see what we can achieve together over the course of our partnership.”
James Bunting, CEO at Leighton said: “I’m expecting this partnership to be a brilliant example of what can be achieved when two North East organisations collaborate with a shared focus on making a difference. We are looking forward to using our deep AWS expertise to help the eaga Trust run a modern, secure and cost-efficient platform that enables them to focus on the amazing work they do to support members and their families.”
Leighton specialises in AWS cloud enablement and digital product engineering through custom software development and integrating experts within its customers’ companies to bolster internal teams and accelerate project delivery capabilities ensuring project success. Focused on increasing business efficiency and fostering collaborative partnerships with its customers, Leighton enhances digital capabilities to help organisations thrive.
Specialising in AWS solutions the Leighton team holds over 70 AWS certifications and over 70 AWS accreditations and is active in the AWS ecosystem organising AWS North Community Conference, Serverless North East, and AWS North East User Group. Leighton also recently announced the launch of its AWS Practice, a specialist unit built to help its customers deliver high-impact outcomes using AWS technologies.
One of the UK’s leading software development businesses it boasts a portfolio of customers including British Airways, Atom Bank, Hays Travel, EQUANS, IAG Loyalty and Greggs.
