A marketing software company has joined forces with Ulster University to boost employment in Northern Ireland’s tech sector.
Portstewart based Zymplify have partnered with Ulster University for a new project aimed at attracting graduates to securing long-term development of the business.
Already delivering business solutions to SMEs in the UK, Ireland and the US, the software company is aiming to retain the knowledge being developed by universities in Northern Ireland.
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