West Midlands Fire Service chooses Oracle Cloud

Fire service

Key Takeaways

West Midlands Fire Service has appointed Namos Solutions to lead its digital transformation project, moving finance and HR operations to Oracle Cloud.

This initiative marks the first time a fire service in the UK has adopted Oracle Cloud, implementing enterprise resource planning, human capital management, and payroll systems.

The digital transformation aims to enhance operational efficiency and public safety by replacing outdated legacy systems with integrated technology, ultimately benefiting the communities served.

The UK’s second largest fire and rescue service, West Midlands Fire Service, has appointed Oracle partner Namos Solutions to lead a digital transformation project which will see its finance and HR operations move to Oracle Cloud.

Namos Solutions will implement Oracle enterprise resource planning management (ERPM), human capital management (HCM) and payroll for West Midlands Fire Service, making it the first fire service in the UK to move to the Oracle Cloud platform.

Through its digital transformation, West Midlands Fire Service aims to increase the efficiency of its services without compromising the safety of the public, its staff or performance.

Kash Singh, strategic enabler for digital and data at West Midlands Fire Service said: “Investing in our systems enables our staff to provide the best possible service to the communities of the West Midlands, reducing risk and making them safer, stronger and healthier. Our move to Oracle is a key step on our digital transformation journey. It will replace a suite of disparate legacy systems. A better connected and motivated workforce means better outcomes for the communities we serve.”

Chris Mason, CEO at Namos said: “We are delighted to be working with the WMFS team and are excited to have supported the UK’s first fire service move to the Oracle Cloud platform. WMFS are undoubtedly leading the way in terms of adopting the latest innovative technology and best practices and we look forward to replicating their approach to other brigades and fellow blue light services across the country.”