Business details
- Website
- https://www.inoni.co.uk
- Business type
- UK business registered in Companies House
- Number of employees
- 1-10 employees
- Core industry
- Airports, Construction, Food and drink, Household goods, furniture and furnishings, Marine, Mechanical electrical and process engineering, Metallurgical process plant, Metals, minerals and materials, Mining, Ports and logistics
INONI LIMITED
UK registered company – number 05454746
Registered office address:
Rwk Accounting Services Ltd, 1 Annexe The Wheel House, Bonds Mill Estate Stonehouse, GL10 3RF
INONI LIMITED
Company description
Inoni is a leading provider of business continuity, resilience and risk management solutions. We help our clients manage risk and systematically defend them against major disruption. Since 2004 we have delivered a comprehensive and innovative range of flexible services and expertise for organisations of all sizes and sectors.
Our customers benefit from state-of-the-art thinking. We can shape and apply our best-practice framework so it accurately fits your organisation. Your solution can be bespoke, you can take control and not be tied-down or wait for the next release to realise your needs. You become responsive to change and capable of reflecting new ideas.
Our People
We are risk, resilience and continuity specialists; we use the Inoni software platform to capture and automate delivery of our constantly growing expertise.
Our Software
Inoni is a scalable online business continuity and resilience platform. We call it a platform because you can use it to build tailored solutions without code change.
Our Approach
We combine your risk appetite and organisational characteristics with our expertise and automation to create a unique blueprint for resilience.
Products and services
Business continuity, resilience, risk management, software, consulting, analysis, planning, measurement
INONI LIMITED case studies
BUILDING BUSINESS CONTINUITY AND EMERGENCY PLANNING
Associated British Ports is the largest UK port operator and runs 21 ports along the UK coast. They wanted a business continuity approach that helped them learn, automate and plan collaboratively.