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THS AWARDS 2019 AND THE WINNER IS…


The votes have been counted and verified and it ’s time to reveal the winners of the Tomorrow’s Health & Safety Awards 2019.


the need for expensive or time-consuming coding or development.


Their extensive range of modules covering everything from incident reporting to statuary compliance, means they have every EHSQ processes covered. Their modules come with workflow management, email notifications, action management, reporting and dashboards. All designed to increase accountability, improve communication and enable organisations to quickly identify, prioritise and address key areas of risk. Furthermore, Alcumus offer offline and remote forms, mobile applications and single sign on functionality to make it straightforward for everyone to access and use our system.


They said:


1ST PLACE Alcumus Info Exchange by Alcumus Group


Utilised by some of the UK’s most trusted brands, Alcumus Info Exchange enables organisations to digitalise their environmental, health, safety and quality (EHSQ) data, processes and workflows.


When using their software, organisations find that people become more effective, accountability for safety and wellbeing increases and their data provides them with actionable insight to make them safer, healthier and stronger.


Alcumus’ mission is to provide clients with a software solution that enables their risk management practices to evolve from being reactive and tactical to proactive and predictive.


They believe for the software to be a success, it must be at the heart of an organisation’s safety culture. That’s why unlike other software providers, they configure and tailor a solution exactly to the client’s requirements. Using existing processes, branding, terminology and best practice baseline functionality; they are proud to be able to configure an Info Exchange platform for their clients, without


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Alyn Franklin, CEO Alcumus Group said: “We are delighted to have been voted the Gold Winner in this year’s Tomorrow’s Health & Safety Awards and we would like to thank everyone who voted for us. Alcumus is very proud of the technology-led solutions that we offer our customers and winning this award is great testament to that.


I am lucky enough to work with a talented bunch of people here at Alcumus and I would like to personally thank the team for all their hard work and dedication in making Info Exchange one of the leading risk management software solutions on the market.


It’s an exciting time for Alcumus as we expand our offering and invest in our technology. We look forward to more success in years to come, as we continue to provide our clients with revolutionary software and integrated risk management services.


You said:


“Innovative and ever-changing products that are flexible and designed with the client in mind. Helping organisations to become healthier, safer and stronger.”


“Info Exchange wraps their software around a process, allowing us to do what we do best.”


“Brilliant customer service and friendly help desk.”


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