Operate consistently across Europe without losing the local presence and relationships that make support work.
11 countries
Claranet operating footprint across the Group
~3,200 people
specialists across Claranet’s international organisation
Mid-market
a stated Claranet focus for managed services
One service model across Europe. Local people where it matters.
International law firms need standardisation and local responsiveness at the same time. A central operating model should not mean remote, anonymous support for every office.
Claranet can provide a full or co-managed IT service spanning workplace, Microsoft 365, cloud, networking, cybersecurity, service desk and operational management. The service is designed around a common governance model while using in-country teams to provide local language, cultural context and escalation when required.
That model is particularly suited to multi-office law firms in the 2,000–5,000 employee range: large enough to need repeatable governance and international coverage, but often underserved by global systems integrators whose operating models are built for much larger enterprises.
Claranet’s approach is relationship-led. Named operational leaders, engineers and executives remain visible through the service lifecycle, with governance designed around outcomes, service improvement and the priorities of the firm rather than only SLA reporting.
Want one accountable IT partner across your European offices?
We can design a full or co-managed operating model that combines local support, pan-European delivery and direct executive governance around the needs of your firm
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Legal technology FAQs
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Yes. Claranet operates across 11 countries at Group level. The exact in-country delivery model, language coverage and service scope should be agreed during solution design for the offices in your estate.
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The model can range from selective managed services to a broad outsourced service. Many firms retain architecture, application ownership or strategic leadership while Claranet operates workplace, infrastructure, network, security and support services.
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A common service-management framework, governance cadence, tooling and reporting create consistency, while in-country capability provides local context and escalation.
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The proposed governance model includes named executive sponsorship alongside operational service leadership, allowing strategic or material service issues to be escalated directly.
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Yes. Claranet’s current portfolio includes managed workplace, Microsoft 365, networking, cloud and cybersecurity services, allowing a joined-up service model rather than separate point suppliers.
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The proposition assumes references can be made available where suitable customers consent and confidentiality requirements are met. The specific references should be agreed for each procurement.



