Auxilion, an Irish digital services provider headquartered in Dublin, has announced a €1.5 million investment in the expansion of its Advisory Services practice, citing increased regulatory complexity and growing enterprise demand for governance, risk and compliance solutions. The move forms part of a broader three-year strategy that includes a €10m commitment to evolve the company's digital services offering, business capabilities, and technology portfolio.

Bluffton Today reported that the investment is being driven by heightened demand for cloud-based, automated compliance solutions among Irish businesses, with Auxilion forecasting customer revenues to increase by €5m in 2026 as a result of the expanded practice.

The Advisory Services practice will provide strategic guidance across digital readiness, project portfolio management, GRC expertise, and IT service operations and resilience. Auxilion plans to hire 12 additional consultants and associates by the end of 2027 to support the growing practice.

Eleanor Dempsey, recently appointed director of advisory services, will lead the practice. Dempsey said: "Investing in our advisory practice reflects our commitment to helping clients achieve digital readiness while effectively managing risk and compliance. By delivering proactive, targeted, and continuous risk management solutions, we enable businesses to confidently navigate their digital journeys, unlock new opportunities, and drive sustainable growth."

Patrick Jordan, chief executive officer of Auxilion, said: "Digital transformation is not just about adopting new technologies. It requires a foundation of strong governance, effective risk management, and embedded compliance."

Founded in 2012 and operating across Ireland and the UK, Auxilion has recruited over 30 new employees in the past 12 months to strengthen its commercial operations, leadership team, and digital capabilities.

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