Netpremacy

What they do

Netpremacy sits at the intersection of Google Cloud reselling and managed services. Based at 6 Wellington Place in Leeds city centre, they hold Google Cloud Premier Partner status — the top tier of Google's partner programme — and have maintained a relationship with Google for over two decades.

Their core offer is Google Workspace: licensing, deployment and ongoing support for the collaboration and productivity suite. Beyond that, they cover five broad practice areas. Infrastructure modernisation helps clients migrate workloads and modernise applications on Google Cloud. Data transformation work focuses on getting usable analytics out of cloud data. Cloud-native security builds governance frameworks and security foundations. Application development delivers bespoke solutions on Google's platform. And a Cloud FinOps programme helps organisations understand and control their cloud spend, with two programme tiers to choose from.

Two newer offerings reflect where enterprise demand is heading. AI Navigator is a structured, expert-led framework designed to help organisations build an AI strategy without either rushing into tool fatigue or stalling through indecision. Business Continuity Solution is aimed squarely at retail and other sectors where downtime is catastrophic: a single-button activation spins up a secure, isolated environment so teams can keep communicating during a cyber incident.

Google Chrome device management is another strand. Netpremacy's Chrome specialists advise on hardware selection and handle the IT administration overhead that comes with managing a fleet of Chromebooks.

On the sustainability side, they point to Google's position as the lowest-carbon major cloud provider and factor that into their infrastructure and device recommendations.

What sets them apart

The 20-year tenure as a Google partner is the most concrete differentiator in the source material. That longevity translates into multiple awards from Google and a client list that includes some of the UK's largest consumer brands. Morrisons, Just Eat Takeaway, DFS, Deliveroo, CeX and OVO are all named publicly.

Staff accounts on the careers page give a reasonable picture of the technical depth inside the business. Daisie-Marie Twist, a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer, describes building a bespoke organisation landing zone in Infrastructure as Code ahead of a client's cloud migration — work that, by her account, broke down silos between the client's development and infrastructure teams. Dave Ewing, a Google Workspace Pre-Sales Engineer, holds a Cloud Digital Leader certification. Simon Smart works in Customer Success. The team structure suggests a mix of pre-sales, engineering, customer success and marketing functions.

Current open roles at the time of writing include a Google Cloud Sales Representative, a Customer Engineer (both commercial) and a Technical Engineer in SaaS. The hybrid working model and perks — BUPA private healthcare, Deliveroo lunches on office days, free fitness classes, 25 days holiday — are positioned to attract technical talent in a competitive Leeds market.

Netpremacy's blog is active, with posts covering AI strategy, ransomware response in retail, cloud FinOps and Google Workspace updates. The content is written by named staff members including Connor Moore and Emily Hall, which suggests an internal marketing function rather than outsourced content.

What they offer

• Google Workspace — licensing, deployment and managed support for Google's productivity and collaboration suite.
• Infrastructure Modernisation — cloud migration and application modernisation on Google Cloud Platform.
• Data Transformation — analytics and data optimisation to extract business insight from cloud data.
• Cloud-Native Security — governance frameworks and security foundations for cloud environments.
• AI Navigator — a structured advisory programme to help organisations build and execute an AI strategy.
• Business Continuity Solution — a one-button failover environment for organisations that need to keep operating during a cyber incident.
• Cloud FinOps — two-tier programme to monitor, understand and optimise cloud spend.