IRP Commerce Wins Top Technology Award

Belfast based software development company, IRP Commerce, who we featured earlier this year on one of our business showcases is celebrating winning Best Technology Company at this year’s Business Eye/First Trust Small Business Awards.

Fighting off stiff competition from eight other companies in the category, the award recognised the company’s own technology, the IRP platform, which has been instrumental in changing the fortunes of a host of well-known online companies over the past decade. In excess of £1 billion online sales have been transacted for these companies on the IRP and it continues to break boundaries in the world or e-commerce.

Chief Technical Officer, William Bailie said, “We are delighted to be recognised for our technology, which has made a significant difference to many companies across the UK and Ireland. Our team of developers are some of the best in the business, so being able to celebrate their hard work is a real achievement. It has been a busy few years and this award further reinforces how our technology is leading the way in our industry.”

This win is hot on the heels of the company’s latest development launch, DeepAgent  – an artificial intelligence engine for e–commerce. DeepAgent analyses online data from e-commerce sites in order to learn the actions that lead to more sales and profitability. It then feeds this back to the company so they can identify what steps to take. The predictions have already seen significant results and increased year-on-year sales for some clients by more than 100 per cent.
Pictured is William Bailie, Grainne McGarvey, Andy Kirkpatrick and Alistair Mitchell from IRP Commerce pictured with a representative from Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council who sponsored the category.

Find out more at www.irpcommerce.com