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In 1994 Bilston-based laboratory chemical, equipment and consumables supplier Scientific & Chemical Supplies Limited began its successful partnership with CPiO Limited. In 1994 the company purchased hardware from CPiO quickly followed by its financial software, Chameleon 2000 in the year 1995. CPiO has worked in partnership ever since, supporting Scientific & Chemical’s software and hardware …
With the Brexit deadline looming closer on March 29th, it is becoming more likely that there will be a no-deal scenario. Whilst the government do not want a ‘no-deal’ scenario, it is the outcome that could demand the most rapid business preparation, and it’s appropriate to prepare for a range of outcomes. Research by Sage …
We all experience occasional IT issues. Is it any wonder given the breadth of technology we access to fulfil our roles every day? But if you begin to experience disruption frequently then something is going horribly wrong. Aside from the obvious productivity issue it can also erode an employee’s confidence in the organisation’s ability to …
CPiO customer Fracino has been awarded the contract to supply traditional espresso machines to leading restaurant brand Pizza Express. https://www.fracino.com/news_pizza_express.html A true champion of British manufacturing, Fracino has been working in partnership with CPiO for the last 3 years in the implementation and support of its Sage business management solution. The move to Sage 200cloud represented a …
According to a joint report by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and PwC, Birmingham is the highest ranking UK city for investment prospects. The findings were published in the 2019 PwC/ULI Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe report, based on the opinions of over 800 real estate professionals in Europe, including investors, developers, lenders, and advisors. …
Greater Birmingham’s economy is performing strongly in areas ranging from job creation to quality of life. That’s according to data from the Greater Birmingham & Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (GBSLEP). Some 29,452 private sector jobs were created in the GBSLEP area during 2017 – a 3.8 per cent increase, against an average rise of 2.4 …