Daniel Kendall / KENTEQ

Good technology
starts with
good questions.

KENTEQ brings Daniel Kendall’s independent AV consultancy, engineering and commissioning work together under one name.

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A background across AV and IT

Practical experience.
A people-first approach.

Daniel’s career has connected IT support, manufacturer technical support, AV project management and technical leadership.

That breadth matters when a meeting room depends on the network, a design needs to become an installation, or a technical issue needs explaining to someone who simply wants the space to work.

His approach is to make the reasoning clear, work constructively with the people involved and give engineers the information and confidence to solve problems.

Based in Buckinghamshire, KENTEQ supports projects across London and the South East, with work elsewhere in the UK by arrangement.

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What guides the work

Clear thinking.
Careful follow-through.

The same principles apply to a small fault-finding visit and a much larger delivery programme.

01

Be clear.

Explain the recommendation, agree the scope and make assumptions visible.

02

Be useful.

Focus on the outcome the user, engineer and support team actually need.

03

Think ahead.

Consider maintenance, replacement and the person who inherits the system.

Original golden ribbon KEN Technology logoThe original KEN Technology identity

KEN Technology → KENTEQ

The name moves forward.
The thinking stays practical.

You may have arrived through kentechnology.co.uk or kentechnology.uk. Those business web addresses now lead to KENTEQ.

The geometric K and golden yellow identity carry that connection into the new name. Daniel Kendall remains the person behind the work.

KENTEQ is the brand used on this website. References to KEN Technology explain the connection between the names and web addresses.

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A project. A problem. A starting point.

Let’s make it work.

Bring the brief, the challenge or the system you already have. We’ll work out the next sensible step.

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