Aventum Group pledges $12m to bring tech entirely in-house
Aventum is committing a $12m (£9.8m) investment in technology over two years to create a proprietary tech function entirely inhouse across all global operations.
The group now has 25% of its global workforce employed in tech and IT functions and has set up a ringfenced ‘Innovation Lab’ dedicated to fail-fast innovation.
The multi-million dollar investment will
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