well, no, not yet, but we will have by the end of year. All the contact centre and office desktops are, and the critical production terminals that are Unix emulators, but there's about 45% still on CAT6 or CAT5e; there's still some legacy NT Workstations too, but that's because the bespoke apps they run were designed for that environment and until the new apps are rolled by sysdev later this year, they can't change because they wouldn't be able to do their work. But everything that can be fibred so far pretty much has been. It's quite impressive actually, i've been rolling out about 30 new pcs these last couple of weeks and joining them to the domain in groups of 8 on the workshop KVM console takes about 2 seconds, usually you can sit around for several minutes, go and have a fag, but here it's as fast as lightning - no excuses to go and have a skive!

This firm buys servers like other firms buy desktops, they've taken delivery of 16 new Proliant servers in the last 2 months and they fully back up 32 terabytes of data every day! I've never seen anything like it. That 32 terabytes translates to about £10 million every day in terms of business value. That's equivalent to, oh an awful lot of Tawakalni dinars. Makes my last place look like a toyshop.