UK Government to Invest £75 Million in Small Business Innovation and Technology

The government is dangling a £75m carrot in front of SMEs to encourage them to invest in technology.

Several incentives intended to spur companies to innovate and grow have been published as part of the government’s Innovation and Research Strategy, which reveals that funding to support technology innovation will be delivered by the Technology Strategy Board.

Read more: http://www.channelweb.co.uk/crn-uk/news/2131096/government-stumps-gbp75m-encourage-smb-tech-investment#ixzz1gKZ63SVe

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