Cinode has received certification “according to ISO/IEC 27001:2013, and means that the SaaS service meets the high requirements of information security, which include confidentiality, integrity, availability and protection of assets.”
ISO/IEC 27001 is “an internationally recognized standard for management systems regarding information security.” It helps organizations “manage information security and set clear goals for continuous improvement work.”
Mark Kantor, CPO at Cinode, stated:
“We work structurally and methodically to constantly improve information security, which allows us to provide the basis for providing secure cloud services for our customers,”
Having full control over the company’s information is today “more important than ever.” To obtain certification, the control body MSECB has “reviewed Cinode’s ability to provide secure financial information, intellectual property rights, personnel data and information entrusted to third parties.” In addition, information security is “constantly being improved according to good praxis and frameworks.”
Mark Kantor added:
“This certification is proof that information security within our SaaS service maintains a very high standard and makes it simpler for customers to buy our services.”
As noted by its management, Cinode claims to be a platform “that demystifies the full value of your skills.” Their vision is to “change how talents and skills are managed and refined.”
You may “take control of your skills supply and enable the right talent to be matched with the best suited assignment.” Founded in 2010, the Cinode platform developers claim they are the market leader “in skills management and seamless sourcing with users in more than 20 countries.”
Earlier this year, Cinode entered a partnership with Lime in order “to help consulting companies increase the efficiency of sales and delivery processes.”
The integration “simplifies daily operations by helping managers quickly match consultants with the best suited assignments, based on skills, previous experiences and ambitions.”
Fredrik Sandin, IT Business Solutions Manager, at Nexer Group, had stated:
“We use Cinode and Lime for sales and delivery on a daily basis. The platforms increase efficiency and help us shorten lead times, which ultimately results in an increase in won assignments. The integration between the two has come to create a a seamless process, from sales, matching and CV to won assignments.”
Nexer Group are considered to be experts “in digital transformation, with 2,000 employees in ten countries.”
Fredrik Sandin continued:
“We like that the integration goes two ways – regardless of whether you are a salesman and mainly work in Lime, or whether you’re are a consultant manager and work in Cinode, you get all the necessary information about current and upcoming assignments in one platform,”
Lime Technologies claims it is “the market-leading CRM platform in the Nordic region and has 350 employees.” The company has experienced success, “especially in the consulting segment, with over 7,000 customers.”
