WIRRAL TECH COMPANY
EXPANDS INTO LIVERPOOL
Hoylake based software developer, Livepoint, have
announced ambitious expansion plans after opening a
new office in the Cain’s Brewery Works located in the
Baltic Triangle, Liverpool.
The technology firm is the latest arrival to the thriving
creative and digital scene which is rivalling on Shoreditch
as a bid to be the UK’s tech hub.
Livepoint are best kno wn for their software, Swiftcase,
described as the ‘Swiss army knife of business workflow
management’. It has been revolutionising a variety of
businesses by allowing the power of the latest emerging
technology to simplify, automate and synchronise business
processes. Business benefit from dramatically increased
workflow whilst significantly reducing errors.
Their Development Manager, Craig McCarthy, will be
running the Liverpool branch. Craig said “It’s very
satisfying to see success of a product that we’ve put so much
effort into over the years. I live here in Liverpool & love the
buzz in the Baltic Triangle at the moment so feel that the
Swiftcase team will fit in perfectly.”
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Managing Director, Adam Sykes said “It’s tremendously
exciting to be joining this new wave of creative energy at
Brewery Works. Cain’s is an iconic symbol of Liverpool’s
industrial heritage and its reinvention into a bustling
commercial hub for business has been an enormous
success.”
Basing themselves in the heart of the tech region
has another benefit as they are creating employment
opportunities to assist with their expansion. Director, Nik
Ellis said “We’re really keen to attract the very best talent.
We have nurtured a amazing ethos within Swiftcase; buzzy,
creative and highly flexible so have great synergy with the
culture in the Baltic”.
To celebrate this growth they have launched a 64-bit
Challenge - a distance challenge that’s free & open to any
company to engage their teams in a bit of competition,
boost fitness and raise some money for charity: www.64bit-
challenge.com
For more information, visit www.swiftcase.co.uk.