News from Civica

• 02 Jul 2011

  • The UK’s new Bribery Act 2010 came into effect on 1 July 2011, is it an opportunity or a threat? Training on the Bribery Act 2010 from James Vine and CM Group now available.

    Civica | UK Bristol | 2011-07-02

    The Bribery Act 2010 covers all organisations operating in or controlled from the UK. Organisations of all types need to ensure that they have taken all reasonable steps to ensure compliance. So part of the challenge set by the Act is to ensure that all managers, staff and associates are trained in the context and requirements of the new Act and that a reliable audit trail of the training is maintained.

• 29 Jun 2011

  • Do I really need to worry about the Bribery Act 2010?

    Civica | UK Bristol | 2011-06-29

    Leading barrister and specialist on the Bribery Act James Vine talks to CM Group's Tim Buff about the new Act and its implications for us all.
    

• 28 Jun 2011

  • CM Group ethics training reached over 85,000 people last year.

    Civica | UK Bristol | 2011-06-28

    Leading UK training and development company CM Group produces training on a wide range of topics and has just confirmed that in the past twelve months it helped train over 85,000 people across the world specifically in the subject of ethical business alone.
    

• 10 Sep 2010

  • WhiteConcierge use CM Group to create a SharePoint-based system for searching, managing and displaying geospatial data

    Civica | Bristol | 2010-09-10

    WhiteConcierge is the sector-leading service organisation that provides the customers of its large clients with lifestyle and concierge services. They needed a SharePoint-based solution to combine geospatial data with the data provided by their existing service provider databases and present the results to their front line service staff. In turn enabling the service staff to further improve the quality of service they provide to their customers. CM Group's consulting arm developed the software, integrated it into WhiteConcierge's SharePoint environment, and trained staff on how to use the solution.

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