The Manchester company supports the UK's biggest businesses in finding eco-conscious solutions
A trailblazing Internet of Things solution provider based in Manchester, Invisible Systems, is proudly celebrating 20 years of ground-breaking innovation and excellence.
A turning point came in 2006 when the much-loved bakery chain, Greggs, became their inaugural major client. This partnership was established to ensure precise temperature control for fridges, safeguarding Greggs' products for consumption. As a British business, it also supports other local businesses, with the design and manufacturing of its products all coming from right here in the UK.
Having begun as a small operation with just eight members, the Invisible Systems team is now 40 strong, with a 50/50 male-to-female senior leadership team, steering Invisible Systems away from what is often a male-dominated industry.
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