WHAT’S NEW? CLOUDFM WINS QUEEN’S
AWARD FOR INNOVATION Cloudfm has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, in the category of Innovation.
This highly sought-after award recognises Cloudfm’s outstanding contribution to the facilities management industry and is the first time a maintenance company has been honoured for innovation in 10 years.
Cloudfm was commended for its transformative technology-led solution, as well as its advanced systems and processes that benefit both clients and suppliers, while also improving service quality, cost control and public safety.
The FM sector is estimated to be worth around £120bn in the UK alone, and Cloudfm is one of the fastest growing maintenance specialists, with 330 employees, 7000 contracted engineers and a client list that includes some of the world’s leading brands: KFC, Pizza Express, TUI, ASK, Zizzi, The Range, The Guardian
GLOBAL ACCOLADE IS A
MILESTONE FOR SECOM Secom’s work at the cutting edge of CCTV-based security has won a global accolade for the nationwide company.
Use of the Milestone video management software for systems serving some of its UK customers, saw Secom being named as Milestone’s 2018 Northern Europe partner of the year.
The award was announced at the Milestone Integration Platform Symposium. The event brings together partners from the Americas, EMEA and APAC regions who collaborate, network and learn about global trends in the VMS industry.
Secom Commercial, Sales and Marketing Director, Alan Blake said: “We were delighted to hear that we had been nominated for an award – and more so to be named as the winner.
“The award is evidence of the sterling work that Secom has delivered
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Media Group, Wolseley and Westminster Central Hall.
The internationally- recognised awards celebrate the success of exciting and innovative businesses that are leading the way with pioneering products or services, delivering impressive social mobility programmes or showing their commitment to excellent sustainable development practices.
Jeff Dewing, CEO of Cloudfm said: “It is a huge honour to receive a Queens Award for Enterprise. We launched the business in 2011 with the sole purpose of restoring faith in our industry, using ground-breaking technology and processes to promote the right behaviour. Our unique use of data and uncompromising attitude to transparency mean that our clients
– leveraging innovative, industry- leading solutions on the Milestone platform. We look forward to engineering more solutions in this way during 2019.”
Milestone’s open platform provides VMS options for applications ranging from single retail stores to multi- site and city-wide monitoring systems.
“On this platform we are able to offer our customers the ability to monitor several cameras simultaneously. This provides enhanced security as well as the opportunity to make management decisions – such as the need to open additional till points – based on real-time observation of in-store conditions,” said Alan Blake.
“Coupled with our track record in addressing retail crime through analysis of intelligence gathered from CCTV, Secom can now offer an advanced security process with potential to slash retailers’ losses to crime – and enable police to prosecute repeat offenders successfully.”
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and supply chain partners trust us – everyone is rewarded for doing the right thing, which brings significant commercial gains for all involved as we have consistently demonstrated.”
The award comes at the perfect time for Cloudfm’s growth, as it announces expansion into Spain and Ireland. New client wins in both countries are testament to the global appetite for a more innovative and sustainable approach to FM.
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