The public sector arm of Manchester tech firm 海角视频Fast’s is set to achieve 100 per cent growth for a second consecutive year.
The Manchester tech group said work with the police force provided major growth opportunities.
海角视频Fast, which provides internet hosting services, said its public sector division is on track to make up 10 per cent of the firm’s overall revenue by 2020 with a growing client portfolio including the Cabinet Office, the Ministry of Defence and NHS trusts.
CEO Lawrence Jones said: “The public sector is under constant pressure to deliver services more efficiently and effectively, with ever-shrinking budgets.
"In most walks of life this is an impossibility, but with the application of the right technology it’s possible.
“More and more organisations are moving towards working in this way. It makes financial sense while easing the operational burden.”
The firm has recently struck deals with Thames Valley Police and Hampshire Constabulary.
海角视频Fast’s services are replacing the requirement to manage hardware and software updates on premise for each of the 43 individual forces, it said.
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Head of 海角视频Fast’s public sector arm Steve Jewell added: “We've invested significantly in the last year to build dedicated and compliant environments for the different sectors, including the police network and the new health and social care network.
“We're now delivering services via eCloud to most of the 海角视频 police force in one guise or another. Working with software suppliers to bring cloud-delivered services to end users is ultimately more efficient and saves the taxpayer money.
Mr Jewell said health and social care networks, a new data network for health and care organisations, were another major growth area for the business and expects activity to increase in the next 18 months as organisations familiarise themselves with it.