PRESS RELEASE SEPTEMBER 2011
Annodata Achieves Quality Standards Across The Board
Annodata underpins its quality supplier standards with compliance to ISO 14001 and 9001
London; September 2011. Annodata, a leading UK business communications solution provider, has achieved cross-group compliance with standards for both quality management systems and environmental control.
Annodata is a business committed to supporting and servicing private and public sector organisations through the supply of print and document management solutions.
Annodata is consciuos that good processes, systems and controls ensure transparent management through all sales, support and administration functions. Consequently compliance with quality standards becomes both a compelling internal best-practice check and a strategic statement to customers, stakeholders and prospects seeking commercial assurances.
Charles Hibberd, Facilities Manager at Annodata Limited, explains. “First and foremost this business supports a significant number of discerning customers, with rigorous contract and service agreements. This business requires smooth and transparent processes to manage the high numbers of customer transactions. Compliance across the group to ISO 9001 quality management systems ensures Annodata meet the needs of those customers.”
The requirement to meet ISO 14001 standards is both internally and customer-driven. The environment is at the forefront of both Annodata and it’s customers concerns. Thus conformance to ISO 14001 is a measure of the investment in, and commitment to our current environment and that of our children.
As Charles Hibberd continues, “Many customers have an environmental management policy and often turn to Annodata for advice on how to reduce power, paper and consumable usage in order to adhere to carbon reduction targets. For Annodata to achieve ISO 14001 compliance, demonstrates our understanding of the commitment to customers while ensuring the Company enjoys the benefits of being an environmentally optimised organisation.”
