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Submarine was established in 1999 combining experience of technology and data systems with creative, marketing and PR. Well ahead of the curve, this combination has proved to be highly effective and successful, providing benefit to local businesses, whatever their size and capability.  What drives us?  A desire to make this island and the Bailiwick the best it can be including the provision of leading digital and communication technologies.

Submarine has produced a short video to inform Guernsey home owners how to add their delivery location to Google Maps.

Submarine has created a new website ShopGuernsey.gg in order to support the island community of Guernsey which is under lock-down during the COVID-19 crisis. 

If you are struggling to stay in contact with clients and colleagues whilst working from home, worry not. There is safe and secure technology that can help you.

Staying in contact in these strange times is important. We want to keep in contact with our nearest and dearest but it is also important to keep our customers up to date. We have put a check list together to help you get your message out.

Submarine would like to reassure clients that we are available if needed.

With the outbreak of COVID-19 and the potential for disruption to workflow, we indicate Submarine's provision to maintain services with general tips and considerations for remote working. You should always seek professional advice in matters of IT security, computer access and data protection.

There's a search engine call Ecosia and it's different. Firstly it's totally transparent, publishing monthly finance reports and showing exactly where profits go and how they plough money and resources back into the environment.

Submarine continues to highlight local environmental concerns and support this through the personal choices our staff make. Civil action for climate change will take place across the globe on 20th & 27th September 2019 and Guernsey is no exception. 

Is it true that techies and graphic designers like nothing better than to sit on their computers for 12 hours a day? And when they are not doing this, that they are on a games console defending the cosmos? Not quite. Meet action man Alex Bush.