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Inverness and Nairn based Capgemini is to provide IT services to the Ministry of Defence (MOD) for a five-year period. The deal is expected to create many new jobs in the region.
Welcoming the news, Charlotte Wright, HIE chief executive, said:
“This great news from Capgemini really couldn’t have come at a better time. During this very difficult period for the economy, the company has competed very effectively for this contract at a UK level.
“This success is testament, not only to Capgemini’s approach to continuous growth and ambitions for the future, but to the skills and experience in IT outsourcing that exist in our region’s workforce.
“This news will strengthen Capgemini’s position as one of our region’s largest private sector employers.”
A Dingwall based firm is expanding its manufacturing capacity with a £750,000 investment, which is expected to double production capabilities and create new jobs.
HIE has awarded a new framework agreement for the procurement of specialist advise to support its clients.
Plans for an all-weather, synthetic sports pitch at Inverness Campus have taken a major step forward.
HIE has published a report on its latest survey of a thousand businesses across the region, from a variety of sectors.
Prioritising colleagues’ wellbeing equates to a better service for our clients, writes Helen Herd interim director of HR at HIE
Over 2,800 businesses which operate within the Scottish wedding industry have been supported by £25.9million worth of funding to help survive the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
A three-year community-led project to bring about recovery and create a more sustainable future for tourism in Wester Ross, has secured £193,000 from HIE.
A fully funded business growth programme aimed at nurturing life sciences and technology businesses is celebrating the completion of its third year.
Iain Hamilton, HIE’s head of creative industries, on what’s 'cunningly' different about this year’s XpoNorth annual conference.
Plans by a family-owned business undergoing an initial £250,000 investment, are expected to create two new jobs and boost turnover.
HIE has approved investment of up to £8.3m in Scottish Government funding for an £18.9m project to develop the East Quay at Nigg in Easter Ross.
Morven Cameron, HIE’s head of universities, education and skills, reflects on the 10th anniversary of the University of the Highlands and Islands
