ICT services, have been classified as “essential services” by the President – and confirmed in the regulations issued under section 27(2) of the Disaster Management Act, 2002, on 25 March 2020.
Our government has made it clear that it is an urgent priority to expand and maintain our country’s business sector networks to allow South Africans to work, study and interact online.
In support of this key directive, we assure customers that we have deployed our organisation’s resources towards ensuring our personnel, infrastructure, policies and procedures are in place. We do this in order to continue to support our entire range of ICT services, as we are obliged and mandated to do.
We are fully operational, and the following critical customer service departments continue to run:
Installations and projects continue with as little interruption as possible, subject to the enhanced safety policies we have implemented. Our Finance, Account Management and Sales teams are working remotely and continue to service our customers.
We are uncompromising in our goal to ensure our new customers are provided with services, and our existing customers remain fully operational. We are also steadfast in ensuring the safety of our team and that of our customers.
To this end we have implemented all the policies as directed by our government and institutions such as the World Health Organization. Including, but not limited to, the following:
Our priority is the continued safety of our customers and staff. We ask that our customers provide us with any relevant feedback at enquiries@bdse.co.za or at 012 663 1515.
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265 Von Willich Street,
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