Bring us your technology problem. We'll help you solve it.

I'm David Burn. With 25 years behind us, we bring in the right people and tools for the job — AI where it earns its place, something simpler where it doesn't.

How I can help

Practical help with the technology your business depends on

Whether you need one useful fix, a well-run project or someone to stay alongside the business, the work usually falls into four areas.

Computers and networks

Laptops, broadband, phones and email — all set up properly, protected and kept running, with help on Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and Cyber Essentials.

Websites, phone assistants and dashboards

Set up around how you actually work — with AI where it genuinely helps — and connected securely to the tools you already use.

Migrations, upgrades and delivery projects

Straight advice on what's worth doing — including where AI fits — a clear plan carried through, and practical training for your team.

Technical leadership and ongoing support

Someone senior to call when you need it — without hiring a full-time IT manager.

David Burn, founder of 780 Logic
About David Burn

Why I do this

What I love is the moment an owner realises something that's frustrated them for years can just… stop being a problem. Watching someone pick up a tool and do something they didn't think they could — that's the best part of the job, and it's why I keep doing it.

Founder-led technology and AI consultancy based in Staffordshire, working with businesses across the UK. Twenty-five years in, the belief is simple: technology should make your people better at their work and your customers better looked after — never quietly push them out.

Before you press send

The questions people usually ask

What does it cost?

The first conversation is free — that never changes. If it surfaces something worth a proper look, initial advisory engagements typically start from £250–£500, depending on the problem. Larger implementation work is scoped individually after that, and agreed up front — days of work, not months. No pressure into a contract either way.

What happens when I get in touch?

Your message comes straight to me — no team inbox. I read it and reply personally, usually within one working day.

More questions — remote working, what happens to what you share — are answered over here.

Let's talk

Let's start a conversation

You don't need a tidy brief — or even a clear problem — to get in touch. Something may have been eating your week for months, your systems may need a proper look, or you may be curious what AI could actually do for your business. Half-formed is welcome.

It's a friendly chat, it costs nothing, and it isn't a sales pitch. You'll come away with a clearer picture and at least one useful idea, whether or not we ever work together.

Plenty of people get in touch when…

something's eating my week my systems need a proper look we're curious about AI is this even possible? I just want a second opinion

Prefer to pick a time? Book a call — or email info@780logic.com