Ray Ryan: ‘Irish companies need to be able to deal with a bigger marketplace. That lends itself to the cloud’
Ray Ryan’s newly formed Noledge Group aims to deliver software solutions that help manufacturing companies become more efficient from the warehouse up
Ray Ryan began his working life in a warehouse and, a few decades later, he’s still involved with warehouses, but from a rather different perspective.
He is chief executive of the Noledge Group, the recently formed collective comprising his two businesses Envisage and OSSM (pronounced awesome). The new group has been formed as Ryan is eyeing potential acquisitions and looking to expand the focus of his organisation.
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