O especialista em transformação de tecnologia Polymorph foi anunciado pelo primeiro vencedor do Merseyside Innovation Award (MIA) de 2019, por seu produto global de software Mercury. countries and intelligence agencies to securely share information in real-time and has successfully protected World Food Programme vessels in delivering 1.7 million tonnes of food and reducing the number of hostages taken from 237 (2011) to zero in 2017.
Since 1996, the awards have recognised and rewarded innovative companies and individuals in Merseyside who use creativity to fuel growth and profitability.
Polymorph’s Mercury software enables naval forces, countries and intelligence agencies to securely share information in real-time and has successfully protected World Food Programme vessels in delivering 1.7 million tonnes of food and reducing the number of hostages taken from 237 (2011) to zero in 2017.
Mercury’s success has also directly generated £3 million of revenue for Polymorph and allowed the company to expand and invest in the infrastructure of its local IT Equipe. Soluções de tecnologia marítima. Estamos orgulhosos e empolgados em reconhecer o trabalho exclusivo e pioneiro que a Polymorph está entregando globalmente a partir de sua base de Merseyside. ”
Polymorph founder, Steve Harris, said: “Winning the MIA is a fabulous achievement, acknowledging the huge impact Mercury has had globally in fighting against piracy and armed robbery of vessels, which have serious political, security and humanitarian ramifications.”
Brian McCann, MIA Chairman, added: “The Merseyside region has become a hub for bespoke maritime technology solutions. We are proud and excited to recognise the unique and pioneering work Polymorph is delivering globally from its Merseyside base.”
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