As we explained previously, Capita is facing the threat of an injunction over their provision of the SIMS software to schools in Northern Ireland, with
According to an article in the Telegraph on Saturday (12th Aug), (Capita faces injunction threat over ‘pirated’ schools software (telegraph.co.uk)), Capita is threatened with an
SIMS continues to lose market share; Arbor and Bromcom continue to gain; The Key, with 3 MIS brands in their portfolio, look set to become the biggest MIS provider in England within the next year, although Bromcom have now captured 14% of the academies.
Suffolk County Council intends to conduct a procurement exercise during 2023 to procure a MIS system for all their LA Maintained schools.
After much discussion in recent months about the large number of schools that SIMS have been losing, it was a pleasant surprise to receive news
So, what is happening to the MIS players? Have schools continued to switch away from SIMS to other providers or has the slide been halted?
Bromcom has announced that it has been awarded a contract to supply its MIS and Finance packages to Coventry Local Authority schools.
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