Origins
Hillside Software was founded in Glasgow, Scotland in 1991. In the early nineties most of our work involved the design and development of software for real-time monitoring systems and scientific applications. However, over time, the volume of our management systems and information security management work has grown. Today, helping organizations to manage change programmes and, where appropriate, comply with relevant standards accounts for most of our business.
Management
The business is led by Richard Murray, one of the co-founders. Before founding Hillside Software, Richard was a Principal Consultant in a leading UK systems engineering company. He has extensive experience of software design and development in the aerospace, electrical power generation, oil & gas, and defence sectors. Using his extensive experience of developing and implementing working practices for software quality management and information security management, Richard was responsible for devising, and developing, Hillside's LOW-PAPER DIET™ approach to ISO 9001 compliance.
Customers
Our customer list reads like a "Who's Who" of the Scottish information technology sector. We've worked successfully with over fifty IT organizations ranging from a small, three-person software house to a business with a turnover of tens of millions of pounds.
Corporate Responsibility
The Environment
We aim to:
- Conserve energy and natural resources.
- Monitor and reduce waste and pollution resulting from our business activities.
- Protect and improve the environment by respecting all existing environmental regulations and to meeting all new regulations as soon as is reasonably practicable.
- Comply with the ISO 14001 standard for environmental management systems.
If you have any queries or complaints about our environmental management activities please email info@hillsidesoftware.co.uk or write to us at the company's registered office.
Society
We help with the online delivery of road safety information by providing free web hosting, search engine optimization, content production and technical support for Road Safety Nigeria and 'The Pass'. All affiliate income generated by these web sites is donated to a range of registered charities including the Riding for the Disabled Association and Cancer Research UK.
Last updated: 12 March 2008
