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75th customer signs up to hosted service. Frank Rogers are the latest to sign up for this service. They will benefit from not having the overheads of owning and managing a server for their business critical Summit solution. All backups and updates are managed by RedSky. Frank Rogers can access their data securely at any time and from anywhere. |
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RedSky IT SUMMIT Wins “Product of the Year 2009” at the Construction Computing “The Hammers” awards held at the Tower Hotel London. This prestigious award was presented to Mike Aspwinall, RedSky IT Managing Director by Josh Boulton and the comedian Steve Grant, who as an ex IT employee knew how to entertain the audience! |
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Fairfield Mabey has selected Summit 3000 to replace their Microsoft Accounting solution The Summit 3000 suite will provide a an integrated Contract Management system including Procurement and Fixed Assets Modules. Summit will give Fairfield Mabey the ability to track costs from order (commitment), delivery to Invoice on their contracts |
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History of the Company
RedSky IT has a long pedigree in the construction industry market place
The current company was formed through the merger of a number of the main suppliers to the industry during the 1990’s. The predecessor companies were
FCG Computer Systems – mainly supplied smaller construction companies with their first systems being on the commodore pet in 1983, their products were FCG1 and Winbuild
Brandt Construction Computing – mainly supplied mid range construction companies with unix based systems starting in the mid 1980s, their main product was Buildax
B&C Systems – supplied similar systems to Brandt starting in 1987, their main product was MICAbuild
Mentor Systems – mainly supplied large construction companies with unix based systems starting in the mid 1980s, their main products were MAX and MENTOR
Syntech - supplied the AEC sector with project accounting systems firstly with their Conquest product and then later with their Progression product.
The Database - mainly supplied mid range construction companies with sql server based systems starting in the late 1990s, their main product was DEMA
The mergers of FCG and Brandt in 1989 and then B&Csystems in 1996 to form the company RedSky Computer Systems saw the development on the AXiM and Esteem products which were first installed in autumn 1997. The CAESOR service management product was added to the portfolio in the Summer of 1998.
January 2002 saw the full integration of the various business units under the new name Ramesys and in summer 2004 the Construct entry level system was launched.
Development began on the Summit product set in the summer of 2002 building on the technology developed for the AXiM product.
The first release of the Summit product went live in November 2005.
In Autumn 2005 the company name was changed to RedSky IT
In January 2007 RedSky IT became part of the Explorer Software group of companies, who specialise in the same market sector but primarily in North America.
We still have many staff who worked in these predecessor companies and provide a wealth of industry experience to our team.