Contract Wins Broaden Reach of Software Company
Scottish business software specialist Codify has expanded its
overseas reach with two Scandinavian contract wins.
The Aberdeen-based firm has signed agreements to provide
packages for Norwegian companies Norsk Helikopterservice and
Acona.
Codify managing director Graeme Humphrey said: "Our software is
being used across the world by clients in different sectors, but
these contracts represent new ground for Codify in that they are
our first Scandinavian-based clients.
"It is a very positive step for us into a market in which we see
great potential. The company's growth up to this point has been
supported by our strong track record and we aim to mirror that in
Norway by working with Norsk Helikopterservice and Acona to
deliver innovative solutions true to the Codify ethos."
Norsk Helikopterservice will benefit from a bespoke package
to meet its needs in the aviation sector, specifically in the
planning and management of helicopter flight schedules, whilst
Acona, a drilling and well operations specialist, will adapt the
Codify T1 template to fit with its data management
requirements.
Graeme Humphrey added: "T1 is an exciting development for us
which has grown in popularity throughout 2013. Providing a template
option may appear to contradict our expertise in providing tailor
made software for businesses - but it actually dovetails perfectly
with what we do.
"T1 is not an off the shelf product, it is simply a foundation
upon which the building blocks can be laid to create a solution for
an individual client. What the template does is provide a cost
effective option with proven functionality, something an increasing
number of clients are embracing as the bedrock for their own unique
system."
Codify, with an experienced and growing development team, moves
into 2014 buoyed by a successful year in which the firm's client
base increased and a number of other significant developments took
place. Among those was winning ISO recognition, with the company
awarded ISO9001 accreditation late last year, after a rigorous
assessment process.
Graeme Humphrey said: "Achieving the ISO standard is a feather
in the cap for the whole team and it reinforces the strength of the
systems and procedures we have in place. We recognise the
importance of ISO accreditation as a benchmark for quality in the
market in which we operate and the process itself has been very
valuable in underlining the good work which has been done over the
years to ensure we are in a strong position to continue to
thrive."
Codify, established in 2000, builds custom software with a range
of applications which include logistics, health and safety,
recruitment and tool rental management. The company has become
established as a specialist in the oil and gas industry, with a
team of more than 20 working from its Aberdeen office.
