100% growth sees Singlepoint on track to fulfil its 50 previously announced jobs by end of 2019

The company drives massive transformation in technology industry as it celebrates 10 years in business
by IFSC News
09 Sep 2019
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Irish specialist digital consulting company Singlepoint is on track to fulfil its 50 previously announced jobs by the end of 2019 and the company plans to invest over €2m in product management, development and an additional  75 jobs over the next three years. 

We have been providing digital services for ten years this month,” explains Rob Curley, Founder and Managing Director of the company.  “We are a customer focused business and we provide flexible digital services to simplify how companies manage their data.  We will invest over €2m to support customers’ growing business requirements over the next three years particularly in the areas of product management, development and jobs.”

Singlepoint recently moved into new offices in Dublin Landings in North Dock and which houses the company’s team of digital experts and accommodates expanding services and supports new sales channels as well as growing customer support and development teams.

Demand for Singlepoint’s innovation DAPx, digital acceleration platform is contributing to the continued growth and is driving the industry’s transformation as it enables companies to accelerate the pace of innovation.  It is a pre-built and easily adaptable platform which allows clients to cut up to 50% off development costs as it can save 300 – 1500 man days on mobilisation, design and development.  It also allows for application deployment in a variety of ways with faster speed to market for customer facing applications.

The pace of technology change is challenging”, continues Rob. “We believe that software has the power to unlock new possibilities for people and companies. Our software and services form a digital foundation that powers the applications, services and experiences the will transform the world.”

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