A SCOTTISH software developer is ramping up its overseas business after unveiling record results for 2017/18.
East Kilbride-based SHE Software said it had maintained rapid growth over the past 12 months, “continuing the 60 per cent per annum growth rate of the past three years and seeing revenues fast approach £4 million”.
The company’s health and safety software Assure – a web-based system and mobile app that reduces risk for organisations by simplifying health and safety management – has more than half a million users around the world.
Chief executive Matthew Elson said that the firm, following a £3 million funding boost from NVM Private Equity, is “building its international reach”. Last month saw the launch of a new centre of operations in Chicago, adding US interests to its well-established APAC customer base with its hub in New Zealand.
The firm, which was founded in 1995 and employs 75, recently launched a new version of its mobile app AssureGo, offering users a visually refreshed platform, enhanced functionalities and enriched performance.
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