Newly merged STC Insiso boosts turnover by £1m
Aberdeen-based STC Insiso has reported a “strong first year” in the wake of a 2021 merger, beating revenue targets and now looking to further expansion this year.
Aberdeen-based STC Insiso has reported a “strong first year” in the wake of a 2021 merger, beating revenue targets and now looking to further expansion this year.
Two firms based in Aberdeen – the business performance improvement specialist STC Global and software development services company Insiso – have merged to create STC Insiso.
Two Aberdeen-based firms have joined forces to launch a new mobile screening app for businesses to monitor employees for any symptoms of coronavirus and respond swiftly to any concerns.
Aberdeen-headquartered STC Global has reported 80% company growth this year, with a turnover of £1.8 million.
What do you get if you cross a former police detective, an engineer and a business developer?
North Sea decommissioning is being held back by a reluctance to accept oil and gas installations will not last forever, an industry expert said yesterday. David Haywood, project adviser at STC Global, an Aberdeen-based design and learning solutions firm, said decommissioning was no longer a “dirty word” and companies should not be embarrassed their assets will cease to make money at some point. Mr Haywood, who has worked for Mobil, Shell and CNR International in an oil and gas career spanning more than 20 years, also said fears that an acceleration in decommissioning could leave viable oil and gas reserves stranded were overstated.
So you’ve decided you can’t cost directly any more. You approach is now to improve processes for maximum efficiency. But what excuses are you likely to meet in rolling out these processes? And what can you do to counteract them? Through work with Operators, Service Companies & Contractors of all types both in the UK and further afield here’s STC’s ‘top excuses’ (and our most effective approaches to making them go away!):