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Solity Software Appoints Chris McLean as Senior Developer

Wednesday, 20 August 2014, 12:32 pm
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20 August 2014

SOLITY SOFTWARE APPOINTS CHRIS MCLEAN AS ITS SENIOR DEVELOPER

Solity Software Limited (Solity), the Wellington-based software company specialising in crisis preparedness and incident management, today announced that it has appointed Chris McLean to a newly created position of Senior Developer.

Chris is an accomplished solution architect and senior developer with over ten years experience working with IBM, MetService and Internal Affairs. At Solity he is responsible for the architecture and development of Solity’s products and IT systems.

Among many projects, he has worked on one of the highest grossing New Zealand mobile apps and has been instrumental in building robust, secure and innovative products for organisations where dependability is critical to the operations of customers.

Established in 2012 by technology entrepreneur Israel Reyes, Solity develops secure, cloud-based mobile software products for public and private sector businesses that provide the managers in those enterprises with the tools and information required to control and recover mission-critical operations and information, anytime and anywhere.

Managing Director Israel Reyes said, “Chris’ appointment provides Solity with the additional technical capacity as we increase the scale of the business and realise our potential.

“Solity’s crisis management platform provides its clients with resilient incident response solutions that help minimise human, reputational and financial costs during an incident or crisis by enabling quick and co-ordinated decision making, communication, and action, as well as providing extensive post-incident analysis.”

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Solity is currently engaging with a number of strategic partners and will shortly approach the investment community seeking sufficient capital to accelerate local and offshore market penetration for its innovative software solutions.

About Solity Software
Solity Software Limited is a privately owned, Wellington-based software company offering a market-leading crisis / incident management platform that enables the effective testing and execution of incident response and business continuity plans. The Solity solution replaces flat electronic files and paper based plans by migrating event response procedures and contact lists into a cloud based, mobile, automated, real-time, and collaborative environment.

The value that Solity brings to an organisation is the peace of mind of a first rate incident response solution that will help to minimise human, reputational and financial costs during an incident or crisis by enabling quick and co-ordinated decision making, communication, and action, as well as providing extensive post-incident analysis. See: www.solity.co.nz

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