Simon Pringle, CEO of Red River Software, emphasized the importance of collaboration for workforce development at the Sussex Skills 2025 conference, highlighting the Local Skills Improvement Plan’s role in aligning business needs with training opportunities to enhance Sussex’s economy.
We’ve been in business for 17 years and we’ve learnt a few things along the way to get through the bumps in the road. I […]
Any time anyone asks us ‘what’s the best route into software’ we’ll always say there are many ways to enter this industry, and our latest […]
Red River bounced their way to victory last weekend when they raised money for charity. The team at Red River often take part in fundraising […]
We often get customer enquiries which start with the above phrase, which is fine – but there’s no real ‘one-size fits all’ system which works […]
There’s a perfect storm brewing across industries which is accelerating businesses’ needs to automate. Automation is the only way of keeping business going and it’s not about […]
The Digital Futures West Sussex roadshow is making waves around the county, with its recent stop-off in Midhurst proving to be a particularly energising event. […]
In the first of our video series, Red River’s co-founder Kieren Johnstone, talks through why we all need ChatGPT in our lives. This is the […]
Students from The College of Richard Collyer At Red River we believe it’s vital to always be on the lookout for upcoming talent, as well […]
Over the past few months, we’ve been working on an internal R&D project / experiment – the Red River Virtual Environment. It’s an exciting one, […]