KelltonTech brings EMEA HQ to Drogheda creating 100 jobs
R&D section will facilitate localisation of flagship internet-of-things product
Jobs minister Richard Bruton today announced that global IT business Kellton Tech Solutions is to establish its EMEA headquarters in Drogheda, Co Louth, creating 100 jobs over five years.
The development is supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation.
Kellton Tech enables businesses to make the digital leap through its broad range of IT offerings with particular focus on ISMAC (Internet of things, Social, Mobile, Analytics, Cloud) and ERP-EAI (Enterprise Resource Planning & Enterprise...
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