NetPay partners with the University of Southampton to promote and develop fresh new talent

EASTLEIGH, U.K. - March 24, 2015 - PRLog -- The NetPay Lab is an incubator for new ideas, innovations and talent. Looking beyond the traditional and focusing on the future of new payment technologies and bringing them to market.

The NetPay Lab will recruit the expertise of undergraduates and post graduates (BSC, MEng and MSc) of University of Southampton to contribute to existing projects as well as bringing their own innovations to the table, leveraging NetPays’ existing capability and expertise. Net Pay will be enabling talented developers to bring their ideas into fruition within a commercial environment.

Professor Neil White, White, Head of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton said “We are delighted to be part of this exciting new initiative. We are producing some of the best computer science students in the UK and it is particularly welcome that they will be able to develop their skills working with a leading technology partner based in the Southampton region.”

Carl Churchill, Managing Director of NetPay said “The community that we have built within the NetPay Team and our key stakeholders has been one of sharing ideas, harvesting feedback and continually pushing the boundaries. We want to continue this journey by working with the next generation of developers to deliver unrestricted innovation, free from corporate hierarchy, processes and politics.”

Churchill continues “We acknowledge that to maintain our position within the market place that we must ensure that we remain innovative, flexible and responsive. This is why we have collaborated with the University of Southampton to find fresh new talent and provide them with a platform to let their ideas flourish.”

This culture of creativity, individuality and new ideas will continue to enforce NetPays’ position in the market and ensure that we continue to lead the way when it comes to innovation within the card payments industry and beyond.