Xpertise recognised as the fastest growing IT Training Company in 2002
According to the 5th IT Skills Research ‘Top50’ published by Pardo Fox in July 2003, Xpertise’s revenues grew by 180% making them the fastest growing training company in 2002.
According to Pardo Fox, Xpertise Training was in the minority of companies surveyed who saw an increase in revenues.
The 180% increase in turnover to £11.5M moved Xpertise up 16 places into the top 20 UK training services providers, at a time when many companies were reporting falls in IT Training revenues.
“I am delighted with the results of this research” commented Bob Bradley, CEO of Xpertise. “It vindicates the strength of our team and the validity of our strategy. Whilst much of the growth was through planned acquisition, the existing business grew organically by 5.1% confirming our growing market leadership position.”
“We now offer the broadest range of accredited training in the business, coupled with extended geographic reach, making it easy and natural for the customer to buy from us. We combine this with instructors who have real world experience and a sales team focused on understanding and addressing our customers’ business needs. All in all we provide reliable quality, good value and professional service.”
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About Xpertise
Xpertise - Microsoft's Western European Training Partner of the Year 2002 and a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner for Learning Solutions - is one of the UK's leading providers of IT training and skills services. Xpertise is a leading provider of public-scheduled IT training, company-specific training and skills development programmes nationwide. Xpertise provides training courses and programmes for IT professionals and developers, including A+ and Network+, C++, Checkpoint, Cisco, Citrix, Help Desk, Java, Linux/Unix, IBM, Lotus, Microsoft, Novell, OO, Oracle, project management and PRINCE2. Xpertise is an Institute of IT Training accredited training provider. Xpertise is part of The Xpertise Group PLC, which is listed on the Alternative Investments Market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange.