EXPERIENCE & ACHIEVEMENTS
The success of Reidmark can be measured by the positive impact that our system environments have had on organisations, people and communities.
In keeping with our business values we have been associated with a number of pioneering projects that have helped shape modern and dynamic organisations within both social housing and lifelong learning. Within the lifelong learning market Reidmark is now accountable for providing systems that manage and support more than 40% of learners accessing the nextstep funding provision within England. Reidmark’s national IAG system, developed for the Learning and Skills Council provides robust data on more than 1,600,000 learners. And our award winning IAGmanager system and online customer portal have been responsible for delivering a technological revolution within the sector – which is now the benchmark for offering a fully integrated IAG business model.
In social housing, Reidmark’s RSLmanager gave Broadland Housing Association the IT platform they needed to unite the organisation and remove it being under Housing Corporation supervision. RSLmanager’s contribution to this achievement was recognised by the Audit Commission in their evaluation paper.
As innovators, Reidmark is always looking forward. Our latest initiative is to bring together social housing and lifelong learning through a single system environment. This approach will help meet the individual business and operational needs of a housing association and for the first time IAG contract holders will be able to provide a single access point for social housing customers to utilise services that can help them realise their learning and work goals. And taking it one stage further, as part of this initiative we will be piloting the use of mobile PDAs to help meet the needs of community support workers – by providing them with a tool that can improve their knowledge of a customer at the point of contact and facilitate better service delivery.
“Reidmark’s national IAG system developed for the Learning and Skills Council provides robust data on more than 1,600,000 learners.”