About Tech Copywriters UK
Based in London UK, Tech CopyWriters (T©W) was founded in 2007 by Ian Chard and Fred Burridge. Our objective is simple: to help organisations capture, identify with, and inform their target markets of the business benefits they can deliver.
We offer freelance writing and editorial services to providers of information and communications technology (ICT) – completing projects for a number of major vendors and fulfilling a consultative role for product marketing and editorial promotion campaigns. Our network of professional associates includes graphic design and web design – a turnkey editorial service for your publishing projects, from concept to completion. Click here to find out more about working with Tech CopyWriters UK.
Freelance writing professionals dedicated to information and communications technology
T©W’s clients include Consort Digital, Frontier Software, Motorola Networks and Enterprise (Biometrics and Professional Mobile Radio divisions), Apertio and Unrivalled Consulting. For more about these companies and what they’ve said about us, see our clients & testimonials.
Tech CopyWriters’ specialist areas
Our knowledge base covers a broad scope of information and communications technology subjects. Major projects completed by T©W have incorporated:
- Enterprise voice and data networks – spanning most LAN & WAN technologies (hardware & software)
- Telecommunications carrier networks – fixed and mobile
- Wireless technology – Broadband / Fixed Wireless Access (BWA / FWA); Cellular (GSM, CDMA, W-CDMA / UMTS etc.); Microwave; Professional Mobile Radio (PMR); Satellite; WiMAX and WiFi
- Biometrics – Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems (AFIS); Mobile Biometrics; Facial Recognition; Iris Recognition
We follow communication and technology developments with a keen eye and provide a roundup of the week’s key stories and headlines, together with an editor’s blog, in our free Technology Journal (TechJourn). If you wish to receive this weekly round-up directly into your inbox, simply complete the sign-up form for the TechJourn newsletter on the right.
Alternatively, visit the ICT news archive to read past issues. Our resources section also contains an excellent glossary of communications terms – a comprehensive business technology dictionary to guide you through the ICT alphabet soup.