*goodpractice.net, the Edinburgh-based company which supports management performance through online resources, has been shortlisted for one of the UKís most prestigious Human Resources awards.
Working in partnership with the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and CMPS(the Governmentís own centre of learning and development), *goodpractice.net has created the Leadersí and Managersí Toolkit.
The Toolkit provides unique desktop support, giving Defra managers access to a wide range of practical tools, management expertise and development materials. The Leadersí and Managersí Toolkit has been nominated in the category for Excellence in HR through Technology in the Personnel Today Awards 2004.
The category contains some highprofile co-nominees, including BUPA, Jaguar and Land Rover UK, and Shell People Services ñ all of which have shown the effective use of technology to bring about business benefits.
Peter Casebow, chief executive of *goodpractice.net, is not daunted by this competition. ìWe are delighted that this partnership with Defra has resulted in *goodpractice.net being shortlisted for this prestigious award. These awards recognise the quality and flexibility of our product. It is a fantastic boost for everyone involved in the company.
ìWe realise that we are up against some strong competition, but the feedback from managers at all levels within Defra indicates that our product has made a real difference to their working lives. We are confident that our world class content and leading-edge technology can compete, and indeed win, at this level.î
The glitzy awards ceremony will be held on November 25, 2004, at the Grosvenor House, Park Lane, London, where the theme for the evening will be ëThe Oscars.í With serious glitz and glamour, it promises to be the biggest night of the HR calendar.
*goodpractice.net shortlisted for prestigious HR award
Edinburgh-based company shortlisted for one of the UKís most prestigious Human Resources awards.