NON-REGULATORY
Acuity RM Group plc
("Acuity" or the
"Group")
New professional services agreement and
order
Acuity (AIM: ACRM), the software group, is
delighted to announce that its subsidiary, Acuity Risk Management
Ltd ("ARML"), which supplies the award-winning
STREAMâ software platform for
the Governance, Risk and Compliance ("GRC") market, together with
associated consultancy services, has signed a new professional
services agreement ("Agreement") with Sopra Steria.
ARML has worked successfully over the past two
years with Sopra Steria and won some of Acuity's larger
contracts. This move to a formal Agreement is a further
indication that both parties see a future that is stronger when
working in collaboration. Sopra Steria has 47,000 employees
in nearly 30 countries around the world. It is a European
leader in consulting, digital services and software
development.
ARML also announces it has won a new contract
in collaboration with Sopra, which is for consulting services, with
further opportunities for upsell of STREAMâ to the end client which is the British
Government.
Kerry
Chambers, Chief Executive ARML, commented;
"I am delighted to announce our
Agreement with Sopra Steria. Whilst we have worked together for the
past two years the Agreement demonstrates the confidence that the
parties have in each other. This collaboration marks a significant
milestone for Acuity Risk Management Ltd. We believe it will
open more significant contract opportunities in the
future."
Note to Editors
Acuity RM Group plc
Acuity RM Group plc (AIM: ACRM), is
an established provider of risk management services. Its
award-winning STREAM® software platform collects data about
organisations to improve business decisions and management.
It is used by around 70 organisations in markets including
government, utilities, defence, broadcasting, manufacturing and
healthcare.
The Company is focused on delivering
long term, sustainable growth in shareholder value. In the short to
medium term this is expected to come from organic growth and
thereafter may also come from complementary
acquisitions.