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Awards

Synchro has always sought first and foremost to provide a benefit to its customers, we are delighted to have received recognition through the awards listed below:

  Mustard - Breakthrough Technology Award

Synchro were pleased to have been nominated and delighted to have won the Breakthrough technology award at the 2004 Mustard Awards ceremony in October. Over 250 people joined in with the celebrations at the Hilton Metropole in Birmingham, as five of the region's leading high-growth companies were recognised for their achievements and contribution to the local economy.		  
  Innovative Actions

Synchro is working with Innovative actions and the CITB to deliver smooth supply chain integration in the refurbishment of Coventry's social housing programme. it is hoped that the improvement in turnaround and ultimately unit cost in a continuous improvement environment will also raise the standard of living in the local community.

The Innovative Actions West Midlands programme is a two year initiative offering regional individuals and organisations a unique opportunity to experiment with the development and delivery of public support promoting economic development.

Strategic Themes:
  • Regional economies based on knowledge and technological innovation.
  • E-EuropeRegio: the information society at the service of regional development
  • Regional identity and sustainable development
  • Making innovation and knowledge management real
  • Finding new ways of measuring impact
  • Exploiting regional assets and identity
  • Creating new partnerships
  • Using ICT to improve economic development performance
  • Influencing structural funds
  • Transfer of best practice
 
  SMART Award

As Start-Global Ltd, Synchro were chosen to receive a SMART Award for on the basis of performing a feasibility study into the process of coordinating construction projects to successful conclusions by applying the factor of space and theory of constraints (TOC) to the planning equation.

The feasibility study showed that the process could realise a distinct cost reduction and improvement in reliability for complex, unique or reproduced projects where a large number of independent suppliers combine to deliver the goal.