‘Northern powerhouse’ will mean big business for the North
Investing in a research and innovation centre will provide greater opportunity for future economic growth in the North
Developments like these will make Manchester and the surrounding area much more attractive places to live and work and strengthen the economy of the whole of the UK. Piers Linney, Co-CEO of Outsourcery
Linney commented: “The government’s investment in the development of a research and innovation centre in Manchester is a great move for the business environment in the North of England. With a vast range of highly skilled people in Manchester, it will be a fantastic opportunity for scientists and technicians to develop their research and contribute to the city’s business infrastructure. This, combined with the government’s recent announcement of the launch of TechNorth to rival Silicon Roundabout in London, is all good news for the economic development of the region.”
Outsourcery is a participant in Microsoft’s CityNext programme, through which Microsoft and Outsourcery are helping leaders to do ‘new with less’, by combining the power of technology with innovative ideas to connect governments, businesses and citizens with city services that increase efficiencies, reduce costs, foster a more sustainable environment and cultivate communities where people thrive.
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