This article has been written by Bob Spence of C4DI and Kasia Lanucha of SpeakCulture. This part of a series of article that will be edited into a comprehensive ePublication for release later in 2021. Each article is designed to support CEE business succeed in the English-speaking western economies and is aimed especially to those CEE businesses that are focusing on making UK sales.
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Construction is nearing completion on a new showpiece building for Hull’s thriving tech community.
The three-storey sister building for the Centre for Digital Innovation (C4DI) offers space for tech businesses to grow and traditional companies to innovate through technology.
The £3.75m building has been developed by regeneration company Wykeland Group and is the latest major investment at Wykeland’s @TheDock tech campus in the Fruit Market creative quarter.
A groundbreaking new collaboration aimed at transforming the future of the UK’s construction industry can be unveiled today.
National framework provider Pagabo has forged a research agreement with the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC), aiming to together challenge current methods in the construction sector, and pioneer fresh ideas and innovations that embrace new technology and advanced manufacturing methods.
Joining them in the venture are C4DI, the Hull-based incubator company that promotes growth in tech businesses, specialist data centre company Yondr and industry leader Lord Bob Kerslake.
Business & Economy Officer Hambleton District Council Claire Lowe has recently joined the C4DI team and is helping us to build and support the new community at C4DI Northallerton, an exciting new campus, focused on helping tech companies grow and traditional businesses innovate within the agriculture and food processing sectors.
C4DI-based firm aiming to revolutionise the construction industry through the use of digital technology has raised £250,000 to bring its smart building software to market.
Ian Yeo and Scott Pilgrim launched Bimsense four years ago after becoming frustrated by the traditional approach to building design, construction and management.
The C4DI Community is expanding, with a large percentage of our members looking to take on new people, hiring new team members or offering work placements to those who want to develop their skills and experience. Today’s article rounds up some of the new faces in our community, as well as some of the upcoming opportunities and vacancies available.