Transition Technologies PSC (TT PSC) has launched a subsidiary in the United Kingdom, targeting the second-largest IT and PLM market in Europe. The company aims to secure projects in areas such as building R&D centers, implementing artificial intelligence for Predictive Maintenance, data monitoring and analysis, as well as DevOps and Platform Engineering services. To support new business relationships, TT PSC has also partnered with a platform that fosters startup development.
The new company, TT PSC UKI, is a subsidiary of the global IT solutions integrator and becomes the sixth international branch of TT PSC, following existing offices in Germany, France, Denmark, the USA, and Taiwan.
“Our development strategy includes expansion into selected international markets, including the establishment of local branches. In the coming years, we’re focusing on the European and Middle Eastern markets. As announced, we’ve opened our representation in the UK, which will not only strengthen our presence but also streamline operations and help us tap into new business opportunities,” said Szymon Bartkowiak, CEO of TT PSC.
The new entity will focus on building R&D centers for software developers and utilizing AI in the area of Predictive Maintenance—effectively managing and maintaining operations to ensure business continuity. It will also specialize in data monitoring and analytics, along with DevOps and Platform Engineering services.
“The UK is Europe’s second-largest IT and PLM market and is known for its high level of competitiveness. It’s also a major technology hub, home to many SaaS (Software as a Service) companies, and ranks as the third-largest startup hub. According to GlobalData, the value of the UK ICT market stands at USD 162 billion, with projected growth reaching USD 300 billion in the next five years. Importantly for us, manufacturing is cited as one of the fastest-growing sectors. We also see a strong trend in the adoption of SaaS and hybrid software solutions. With the new subsidiary, we plan to focus on cybersecurity, application scalability, process automation, and sustainability. For manufacturing companies, reducing production costs—especially energy costs—is crucial, and our Energy Advisor solution can provide significant support in this area,” said Marcin Wilczura, Chief Operating Officer at TT PSC.
TT PSC has also formed a partnership with ConnectD, a platform that facilitates business-startup collaboration. Through this partnership, the company expects to gain deeper insights into the SaaS startup ecosystem in the UK, understand their needs, and explore potential cooperation opportunities.
The company has long been committed to building partnerships that enable it to drive digital transformation across various markets, including Italy and Spain.
Source: Manager Plus
