Electric Paper goes global

Electric Paper goes global

Keywords: E-learning, Computer training

Electric Paper, whose European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) e-learning and testing materials have won and been shortlisted for several awards over the last few months, is now experiencing such a major surge in demand for its products from all over the world that it is undergoing a "corporate re-engineering and re-equipping programme". The result of this will be that Electric Paper will establish the "global hub" of its business in Dublin, which will support a number of business units in countries including the UK, Australia,Canada and South Africa.

Electric Paper, which has its UK headquarters in Harrow, Middlesex, has quadrupled its turnover and doubled employee numbers in the past year.

According to Jonny Parkes, Managing Director of Electric Paper: "The ECDL and its international counterpart, the ICDL, deal with basic computer skills that lie at the heart of modern life and form the building blocks for many change programmes within organisations. Those who possess these basic skills will feel less stressed, less threatened and will be more able to cope with change – and thus be happier, more effective and efficient workers."

For further information on Electric Paper and its products contact Alan Maguire or Naomi Carroll at the Dublin Office, Tel: +353 1 278 1195. Or Shweta Master at the UK office, Tel: 020 8901 4009.