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Scottish cloud services specialist opens Manchester base – Prolific North
Brightsolid, Scotland’s most established cloud services company has expanded its operations to Manchester.
The company was formed more than 25 years ago, as part of the DC Thompson Group and at the time, was Scotland’s only dedicated and completed managed hybrid cloud services company.
Its client list includes Shell, Aberdeenshire Council, Albert Bartlett, Capita and West Yorkshire Combined Authority.
Up until now, it’s been based across 2 offices in Dundee and Aberdeen, but it’s now opened a third in central Manchester.
Alan Gardiner, Brightsolid’s Chief Commercial Officer explained that the new base would help it grow its portfolio:
“The new Manchester office will be seeking to work with public and private sector organisations across the North of England, while also spearheading the expansion of our service offering across the UK.”
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