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Council hosts information session to help companies boost digital transformation

written by cassoscoop June 21, 2024
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Scores of local companies attended an information session hosted by Derry City and Strabane District Council this week where they were able to find out about a new funding opportunity which offers up to £20k to help them transform their business digitally and promote growth.

The session took place in the White Horse Hotel yesterday, Thursday, June 20.

Delivering the workshop alongside the William J Clinton Institute at Queen’s University Belfast, members of Council’s Business Team offered tailored advice and information about the Digital Transformation Programme Fund (DTFF).

Eligible businesses can apply for capital grant funding between £5,000 and £20,000 to support their business’s transformation journey to accelerate digital ambitions.

Those in attendance were able to access advice on the types of technology funded, the application process and the importance of leveraging this unique opportunity to address financial barriers to the adoption of advanced digital technologies.

Delighted to see so many local businesses interested in availing of the DTFF, Danielle McNally, Business Manager at Derry City and Strabane District Council said: “We were thrilled to see such an expression of interest from a diverse range of businesses here in the Derry City and Strabane region. This is a unique and innovative funding opportunity for businesses to introduce new technologies that might not have been accessible to them before.”

A number of on-line support sessions are also available which may be of interest to businesses looking to find out more about the DTFF. The ‘Innovation Support and Grant Funding for Digital Transformation’ workshop will take place on Wednesday 26th June from 09:30-11am. An online Masterclass looking at top tips for writing a successful grant application is scheduled for Wednesday, 17th July. ‘Grant Funding for Growth’ will run from 12-1.30pm.

Encouraging any business which feels they could benefit from support to grow their business digitally, Danielle added: “The Business Team would love to hear from anyone who might be eligible for this funding.

“Anyone who would like some advice or support should get in touch to see how we can assist you in leveraging an opportunity that has the potential to take your business to the next level.”

The Digital Transformation Fund (DTFF) is delivered by all local authorities in Northern Ireland under the Full Fibre Northern Ireland Consortium (FFNI) and supported by Invest NI.

The project is part funded by the NI Executive, UK Government, Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) and all local authorities in Northern Ireland.

Applications are open until Friday, July 2, 2024 at 12 pm.

For more information or to complete an Expression of Interest form, please visit: www.derrystrabane.com/dtff

To contact Council’s dedicated Business Support Team for additional support and guidance in relation to the fund please email business.support@derrystrabane.

Council hosts information session to help companies boost digital transformation was last modified: June 21st, 2024 by cassoscoop

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BUSINESS MANAGERCouncil hosts information session to help companies boost digital transformationDanielle McNallyDerry CityDERRY CITY AND STRABANE DISTRICT COUNCILQueen's University BelfastThe Digital Transformation FundWHITE HORSE HOTELWilliam J Clinton Institute
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