Partnership between Irish company Hybrid Technology Partners and global company Priority Software to create 20 jobs
Hybrid Technology Partners, a technology solutions provider headquartered in Limerick, and global ERP software company, Priority Software, have announced a new partnership which will see the creation of 20 jobs over the next 12 months, with 75 new jobs projected over the next three years.
Hybrid Technology Partners have been announced as the authorised Irish reseller for Priority Software, who provide fully integrated Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software solutions, both cloud-based and on-premise. Priority ERP provides tools to effectively manage organisations’ end-to-end business operations, whilst facilitating remote working through its cloud-based solution. It is used across a wide range of industries, from manufacturing and wholesale distribution to Biomedical and the wider healthcare industries, amongst others.
This new partnership will result in the creation of 20 new jobs over the coming 12 months, with a view to increasing this to 75 jobs over the next three years. The roles include IT and Senior IT Managers, as well as ERP Implementation Managers.
Speaking at the announcement today was Paul Browne, CEO and Founder of Hybrid Technology Partners, who said:
Also speaking at the launch was David Greenlees, Managing Director, UK and Ireland at Priority Software, who commented: “We are proud to welcome Hybrid to our global partner network. This initiative is an integral part of our strategic expansion in the region, and furthers our commitment to Irish companies contemplating the move to ERP to grow their business. Hybrid’s skilled and experienced team, matched with its local customer support and service capabilities, and our shared vision of right-sized ERP, will fuel new and exciting opportunities for both our companies.
“Customers who have implemented Priority ERP have benefited from improved production capacity and cost control, better supply chain management, stronger cashflow, longer and more profitable customer base, and many other demonstrable elements. We’re looking forward to bringing these benefits to the Irish market.
The partnership was launched on Tuesday with a virtual event.
Minister of State for Trade, Business and Employment, Pat Breen, officially launched the partnership and announced the creation of the new jobs, stating that:
