Diabetes UK Selects SFW and TFPL

SFW Ltd is delighted to announce that, partnering with TFPL, part of the IDOX group, it has been selected to provide a modern, integrated and flexible Electronic Document and Records Management System (EDRMS) for Diabetes UK.

23 Mar 2009

This project will allow the charity to implement an enterprise-wide solution to achieve maximum benefits in relation to integration and process improvement. It is envisaged that the EDRMS will become a single, central information resource for the organisation, replacing the need for other types of file storage and will deliver an integrated desktop/interface for all users at Diabetes UK.

Peter Hornsby, Director of SFW, based in Woking, Surrey said “I am delighted that SFW will be involved with a charity as worthy as Diabetes UK. I feel certain that the complimentary skills and proven specialist expertise of SFW and TFPL will help us to ensure project success, and deliver a solution that will improve the availability of, and access to, key information for the long term benefit of the charity.”

Commenting on behalf of Diabetes UK, Richard Coombe, Head of IT, said “After an extensive selection process Diabetes UK chose TFPL and SFW as they provided an ideal combination of expertise in information management and understanding of the technology involved, which gave us the confidence that they could deliver project success.”

Speaking about the project for Diabetes UK, Darron Chapman, TFPL Managing Director said "TFPL Consultancy is very pleased to be involved with this exciting project. The TFPL / SFW partnership has a very strong offering in this arena, bridging the gap between IT and IM business change projects. We look forward to working with Diabetes UK."

About Diabetes UK

Diabetes UK is the leading charity for the three million people in the UK with diabetes. It is our 75th Anniversary in 2009 and events to mark this special occasion will be taking place around the country. We aim to spend more than £8 million on research in 2009 as well as campaigning and providing information and support. During our 75th Anniversary year, we hope you will be able to join in and support us so that we can carry on improving the lives of people with diabetes into the future. For more information visit www.diabetes.org.uk