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Norse Group partners with HSO and Microsoft to drive transformation through Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance
Norse Group, the largest local authority trading company in the UK is embarking on a major technology transformation with HSO.
Norse Group, the largest local authority trading company in the UK and leading provider of facilities management, property consultancy and care services, is embarking on a major technology transformation. This is a significant step in scaling the group with simplified systems and processes which will support growth, business insight, and introduce smarter ways of working for its employees.
As part of this exciting transformation, Norse Group has joined forces with Microsoft and HSO, a business transformation partner with deep industry expertise and global reach. This strategic collaboration aims to leverage the power of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance which, bolstered by other best practice technology solutions, will simplify the Norse technology landscape as it introduces standardised group systems and processes.
“With the implementation of D365 we’ll have a single source of accurate data, providing the business insights needed for making informed decisions. Freeing up valuable time for finance and operational teams will allow us to engage more fully with our customers and focus on adding value. It will support us as we operate as One Norse, enabling us to scale and meet our strategic plans for growth”.
With technology transformation a cornerstone of Norse Group's growth strategy over the next five years, the partnership with HSO is part of its move to standardisation and adoption of best practice systems and processes.
“Embracing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and other best practice systems will deliver simplified, seamless end-to-end services & processes for both customers and employees. We are proud to be partnering with Norse on this transformation.”
About Norse Group
Founded in 1988, Norse Group is Britain’s largest local authority trading company (LATCO), and it has a simple, meaningful, aim: to improve people’s lives. Putting people at the heart of what it does is integral to the ethical value proposition for its stakeholders and shareholders.
Norse Group’s business activity, and predicted growth over the next five years, centres on providing services across England, Scotland, and Wales, working with unitary, county and district councils and clients from the education, care, NHS, and charitable sectors.
Its aim is to continue to offer services in an increasingly integrated delivery model underpinned by a culture of long-term partnership working and ethical profitability for local communities.
