The Department for Enterprise has unveiled a new Business Consultancy Scheme.
Previously part of the Business Improvement Scheme, it will provide funding for businesses looking to hire outside consultants for improvement projects.
It will provide grants of 50 percent towards consultancy costs, with an increased maximum level of assistance of up to £7,500 per project.
There will also be a Business Advisory Service which is fully funded by the government.
You can find out more here: dfe.im/bcs
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