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REDTRAY ranks 16th in Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100

London, UK - 4 December 2008: REDTRAY, the true blended learning company, has risen to 16th position in the Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100 from 23rd in 2007. An expanding client base and an aggressive sales drive have boosted sales 117% a year from £759,000 in 2004 to £7.7m in 2007.

Co-founder and chief executive Bob Woodland has grown the company through a series of acquisitions including, most recently, the training firm Q6 in 2007. “Our clients are achieving considerable value in terms of maximising the skills of staff, streamlining business processes alongside cost savings by adopting new approaches to learning and communications. The benefits of improved learning will become even more important as uncertainty in the economic climate continues,” confirms Bob.

The Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100 measures firms’ sales growth over their last three financial years and provides a snapshot of some of Britain’s best performing private technology companies. fasttrack.co.uk

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For further press information, please contact:
Fiona Cousins
REDTRAY PR
Tel: +44(0) 1252 850182
Email: fiona@osmo.co.uk

About REDTRAY
REDTRAY is a true blended learning company providing bespoke education and knowledge management solutions. The company’s unique flexibility enables it to blend training solutions to meet the exacting and rapidly changing needs of its clients. Established in 2001, REDTRAY has an outstanding record of achievement in the creation, deployment and management of classroom courses and web-based applications for blue chip clients helping them to develop the skills of their staff and thus achieve their business goals.

Q6 has the most comprehensive portfolio of technical classroom-based training courses in the UK with customers that include the likes of Accentor, BT, Network Rail, Orange, Siemens, Thales, Unilever, VirginMedia and Yell.
www.q6training.com
www.redtray.co.uk

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