Our Success Stories
Digital Enterprise is a well-established business support programme that launched in 2016, and since then we’ve helped many businesses across West Yorkshire to invest in the right digital technologies to enable their growth plans.

From farms in Spain to factories in Ghana, Xerogrid helps people harness solar, wind, and battery technology to power their off-grid lives and businesses. For years Xerogrid relied on traditional methods to manage and optimise their renewable energy systems. Recognising the need for innovation, Xerogrid turned to Digital Enterprise for support.

Kirklees-based Timber Frame Construction company, TimberTight is experiencing a surge of growth, as demand increases for residential and commercial timber frame buildings.
After recording 38 percent growth during October 2022 to 2023 - an increase from £3.75m to £5.2m - they have their sights set on doubling production capacity, with increased investment in staff, equipment, and digital marketing.

TF Automation, a leading manufacturer of custom automation equipment in Bradford, is experiencing a surge in efficiency and positioning itself for significant growth thanks to a recent technology investment.

Previously, the business managed these complex projects using separate and disconnected systems. Recognising the need for a centralised solution, TF Automation applied to Digital Enterprise.

Since launching in 2017, Powerrun has relied on traditional, time-consuming site surveys involving tape measures and manual data collection. This not only slowed down project timelines but also required multiple site visits, increasing their environmental footprint.

Recognising the need for a faster and more efficient approach, Powerrun turned to Digital Enterprise to apply for grant funding to invest in 3D scanning technology.

The development and improved capabilities of digital devices such as smart phones and tablets have, in recent years, removed the barriers to producing a range of media content, from photos to videos and voice recordings.

Yet according to Spencer Bain, Managing Director at Leeds-based VTR North, audio quality is critical for many businesses as part of their internal and external communications strategies to create authentic content.