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TinyURL helps businesses create branded short links, QR codes, and trackable campaigns that are simple to manage and built to scale. Trusted by the internet since 2002, TinyURL powers millions of redirects for marketers, enterprises, creators, customer support teams, agencies, educators, and global brands looking for reliable link management without unnecessary complexity. From branded links and custom domains to bulk URL creation, analytics, QR campaigns, and API integrations, TinyURL gives teams the tools they need to create cleaner customer experiences across email, SMS, social media, print, mobile, and digital campaigns. Our platform is designed for teams that value: • Fast implementation • Simple, intuitive workflows • Reliable infrastructure • Flexible APIs • Transparent pricing • Direct access to support and leadership Whether you're launching SMS campaigns, managing affiliate links, tracking marketing attribution, sharing secure documents, or scaling enterprise communications, TinyURL helps simplify the journey between your audience and your content. Why teams choose TinyURL: ✓ Trusted platform with 20+ years of reliability ✓ Branded links and custom domains ✓ QR code generation and campaign tracking ✓ Bulk link management and API access ✓ Enterprise-ready scalability and uptime ✓ Human support with rapid turnaround TinyURL supports organizations across: Marketing & Advertising | SaaS | Ecommerce | Education | Media | Healthcare | Financial Services | Government | Events | Franchise Operations Simplify the internet through the power of the URL.

Team 121 was one of the most successful SAP consulting firms in the UK between 1990 and 1999. It was formed originally as 121 Consulting by two ex-SAP consultants, Iain Barker and Rudi Bublitz. The business grew rapidly with a focus on recruiting and training excellent staff and delivering great service to customers in the form of on time and on budget projects. At its peak the company had over 400 consultants when it was taken over by Logica in 1999.