- TIM Corp launches enhanced IT and data centre services.
- New managed services aim to support Filipino businesses.
TIM corp launches enhanced IT and data centre services
On 8 April 2025, Total Information Management (TIM) unveiled an expansion of its core offerings. The Filipino‑owned firm, established in 1985, detailed upgrades across its Business IT Solutions, Data Centre services, and Managed Services. TIM holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2013 certifications. It also meets PCI‑DSS standards and operates a TIA‑942 Rating 3 data centre.
The company will help clients upgrade IT infrastructure, adopt cloud solutions, and outsource operations. It offers systems integration, consultancy, equipment installation, commissioning, maintenance, on‑site training, software upgrades, and after‑sales support. Its data centre facilities feature redundant power, cooling, and security controls. The managed services include network monitoring and helpdesk support. TIM highlighted its partnerships with Nutanix and major banks. Client testimonials praised TIM’s professionalism and customer focus. All details appear on the TIM website. External validation comes from industry reports.
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Strategic impact on Philippine IT sector
TIM’s service expansion reflects growing demand for reliable IT support in the Philippines. Enhanced data centre services will help local firms secure critical infrastructure. Expanded managed services can reduce operational costs and improve uptime. The move may boost competition and drive innovation in IT services. It positions TIM as a key partner for digital transformation projects. The firm’s certifications ensure high standards in security and quality. Its partnerships with global technology providers reinforce its market position.
Government agencies and private firms can leverage these services for modernisation efforts. Improved service offerings may attract new investments into the sector. This development underscores the role of local providers in supporting business continuity. Stakeholders can use TIM’s expanded services to meet evolving technology needs and regulatory requirements.
