In a new case study published by Scottish Development
International, Peter Martin from Eaton, the
multinational power management company, relates how a business
transformation project started in Glasgow has delivered
international benefits for the company.
The case study confirms why Glasgow was the right place to start
the project.
Peter Martin says, "Over the years, people have come to work at
our Glasgow office from all over Europe and many have chosen to
stay and make Glasgow their home.
The city is open seven days a week, with diverse culture and
social environment.
It's an exciting, vibrant place to live, a great place to bring
up a family, with accessible suburbs and easy links to the
countryside.
The proximity of Glasgow and Edinburgh airports also makes it
easy to connect across the globe.
Humour is an important element in the mix too - people from
across different cultures seem to respond well to our self-effacing
approach and willingness to enjoy the occasional joke at our own
expense.
Add to that the excellent talent, with great language
capabilities, excellent business infrastructure and strong support
from government and enterprise agencies and you have a winning
combination".
Read the full case study
here