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Case studies

Find out how we have provided practical, innovative services to businesses.

Our researchers and academics have considerable business relevant experience across a range of sectors and disciplines and work with thousands of businesses each year in the delivery of effective solutions to help grow and develop their businesses.

Ulster University is at the cutting edge of providing practical, innovative business services – a selection of these case studies include:

APT Innovations – Biomedical Project Testing Reduction Microbial Counts in Water
Copper Industries – Software Solution Could save up to 50% on Energy Costs
Errigal Seafood – Energy Consumption Reduction
Garage Door Systems – Metal Forming and Production Processing R&D Project
Guildhall Press/Hive Studio – New Multi-media e-Book with Atmospheric Experience
Keylite Windows - Partnership helps Increase Sales by 25%
Killarney Telecommunications Ltd – Developing a Project Management Information System
Menarys – Retail Business Modelling and Customer Analysis Project
Moulding Technology Ltd – Enhancements in Production Output of Moulded Plastic
NuPrint Technologies Ltd – Lean Manufacturing/RFID Technology project
OPT2VOTE – Improving Ballot Processes
Sepha – Leak Detection in Pharmaceutical Packaging
Silver Hill Foods - Turning Duck Down into Award Winning Products
VoiceSage – New interactive Rich Internet Application
CDE Global Ltd – a KTP that embedded a bespoke virtual 3D marketing system for simulating quarry equipment installations. (Winner of Ulster University’s Impact Excellence Award for Knowledge Exchange 2017.)

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