Industries
Below is a list of the sectors Moorhouse works in. Select the sector of interest to you and see our perspective and proof of what we can do. If your sector isn't listed, please contact us – we've probably already put in a lot of hard work that could be to your benefit.
Public services
The UK public sector is experiencing unprecedented challenges, with no area remaining untouched. There is an imperative to deliver public services in innovative ways, and at radically less cost.
There is a willingness to experiment, take risks, and do things differently. Not all that the government has tried has paid off, and some proposals for reform have been altered. The recent Open Public Services White Paper demonstrates that momentum behind the Big Society remains. More >
Media
Today's business environment is characterised by constant change, particularly in the media sector.
Rapid advances in technology and convergence across the media, telecoms, technology and entertainment industries have led to an explosion of new products and services, often provided by new, innovative rivals playing the game by their own rules. More >
Transport
The importance of transport to the economy is indisputable. Pressure on transport networks continues to grow while the financial provisions for the development and maintenance of them are restricted in the current economic climate. While some large infrastructure build programmes such as Crossrail and High Speed 2 have been somewhat protected, demand-led passenger and freight sectors continue to fluctuate with the economy. More >Financial services
Whilst the Financial services industry has always been a dynamic sector, demand for change is reaching unprecedented levels.
In an uncertain economic environment, organisations are seeking to both cut costs and simultaneously drive operational, service and revenue improvements. More >
Health and pharmaceuticals
The UK healthcare industry is undergoing radical change in response to economic pressures and the increased empowerment of patients and consumers. There is an imperative to deliver improved healthcare at significantly reduced cost.
The NHS continues to grapple with an ageing population, the increased prevalence of expensive long term conditions and increasing treatment costs. The latest government reforms are driving radical changes in the commissioning and regulation of healthcare. More >
Energy and utilities
The Energy and Utilities market is comprised of a myriad of sub-sectors, all of which provide aspects of a finished service - the generation of electricity, fuel and power for commercial, industrial and residential use.
Regulation, increased competition, consolidating and managing risks through acquisitions, joint ventures and mergers and the rise of the sustainability agenda are just some of the challenges facing the market. More >
Telecommunications
The explosion of smart phones, tablets and other consumer devices, in recent years has created a generation of more demanding, better connected consumers, with a seemingly insatiable appetite for digital content. Britain has come from behind to be one of the most data hungry countries in the world.
Recent reports however, show that revenues are not rising in line with these levels of digital consumption, despite the network and infrastructure investments already made. More >
