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Wolverhampton software and business process consultancy firm, Technology Management, has been named by Great Place to Work® as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces™ in the medium business category for 2017.
A fantastic achievement for a first-time entry, it reflects a great working environment and company culture. Technology Management has also doubled in size in the last 3 years and now employs almost 100 people.
With the economic outlook in a more promising position according to the IMF, unemployment at its lowest for 11 years and the manufacturing industry continuing to show growth, never has it been a better time to invest further in people, technology and the community says Wolverhampton-based Technology Management.With the economic outlook in a more promising position according to the IMF, unemployment at its lowest for 11 years and the manufacturing industry continuing to show growth, never has it been a better time to invest further in people, technology and the community says Wolverhampton-based Technology Management.
The firm, which started in the early 90s has gone from strength to strength, expanding it’s team year on year. It has recently appointed a further four graduates, drawn from both Wolverhampton and Birmingham, onto its Graduate Training Scheme, which is now in its fourth year.
After several months of renovation, Wolverhampton-based Technology Management is finally settled into its new home at St Mark’s Church in Chapel Ash.
Celebrating today (8th June 2016) with its 95-strong team and an open day for customers, the leading business solutions software company is raising a toast to thank all involved in the £1.75 million project.
As the Chancellor of the Exchequer completes the delivery of his March 2016 Budget, and the business community take time to digest and understand the implications, James Crowter, Managing Director of Technology Management has a few initial thoughts himself on whether it’s a good or weak budget for firms.
Wolverhampton firm, Technology Management, is on the move as part of a £1.75 million investment. The move sees the leading business solutions software company moving just around the corner – from its current base at The Old Rectory in Waterloo Road to St Mark's Church in Chapel Ash.
The key limiting factor to business growth, according to leading West Midlands Microsoft Dynamics software firm Technology Management, is qualified and trained people, particularly in the area of IT and software development. As the company welcomes five new members to the team, tackling the IT skills shortage has become its top priority to ensure the future prosperity for itself and that of its clients.
Long standing Technology Management customer, World Animal Protection, has been recognised by Microsoft with the 2015 Modern Small or Medium Business Award as part of the Microsoft Visionary Awards program. Representatives from World Animal Protection were honoured by Microsoft executives at a dinner on Monday, 30 November, at Convergence 2015 EMEA, the premier Microsoft user conference.