Let's work togetherTecholony have worked on some of the largest programmes in the UK across Financial Services, Insurance, Retail, Oil and Gas and Automotive. We understand the complexity of multi-supplier contracts. Collaboration is at our core.
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What about the workers?Here at Techolony, we recognise that skills and knowledge advancement are the heartbeat of a quality organization. Working with our sister site we provide huge discounts to our customers and members on classroom based ICT courses.
More about training What we doFrom solution design to service transitions our Consulting team have extensive experience in ICT management and delivery.
Whether it’s assessing your current project delivery capability, shaping a robust PMO service or flexing your programme teams.
Access to the UKs finest ICT and management courses at dedicated training centres around the UK.. with eye watering discounts.
Flexible and affordable. Our colony can give you access to the brightest and best for your augmented staffing needs.
As a white label services provider, we operate as an extension of your organisation, so your customers recognition of a quality service can be directed at you, your team and your brand.
Outside the colonyTrain yourself up, develop your career and pay when you're back in work. An exceptional offer from Techolony's Training division.
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