Etiscope wins ‘Digital Health’ platform of the year at the Australian Technologies Competition 2024.

The ATC looks for Australia's best technologies companies that have the greatest global potential and to be recognised as winners in this highly competitive category is a great achievement and all of us at Etiscope are very proud to win.

The competition has been a great opportunity for us to connect with many industry leaders throughout the last few months and we had a fantastic evening celebrating at the awards ceremony last night. 

We would like to also congratulate Peak Medical who were strong competitors in our category and we wish them all the best in the future too. 

Thank you again to all our wonderful customers and colleagues who continue to support us!

Katherine Abrat and Izzy Whitelock join the Board of Directors.

The board of JointAction Group Pty Ltd, creators of the award winning Etiscope technology, are delighted to announce the addition of two exceptional independent directors, Katherine Abrat and Elizabeth (Izzy) Whitelock as of 7 February 2024. With sharp financial acumen and extensive credentials in IT business, AI and corporate governance, Katherine and Izzy bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Etiscope leadership team.

Etiscope Chairman, Dennis Guy, expressed great pleasure with their appointments. “Their international experience is a valuable asset that will significantly enhance Etiscope's position in the industry. As we enter the next phase of growth, their drive and industry awareness will play a pivotal role in maintaining and expanding Etiscope's award-winning success globally. We believe that Katherine and Izzy will not only contribute to our continued success but also strengthen our relationships with customers and suppliers.”

Izzy Whitelock is recognised as a visionary leader, with an unwavering commitment to innovation, diversity, and inclusion with a strong track record in technology leadership, start-up growth, and strategic business development. "I am excited to join the board of Joint Action Group, a company whose technology makes an impact: it helps build safer workplaces. I am delighted to have been invited to be part of a passionate team driving growth and delivering #techforgood.”

Katherine Abrat is currently the Chief Operating Officer of Arkkan Capital and has lived and worked in Hong Kong since 2002. Prior to joining Arkkan in 2018, Katherine led Goldman Sachs’ Asia Pacific prime services consulting team assisting Asian and global hedge funds to build and grow their businesses in the region. “I am delighted to join the Board of JointAction. The company’s unique workplace risk assessment solutions are already gaining positive reviews from existing and potential customers and suppliers – delivering real results and savings for them. JointAction is poised for growth, and I look forward to supporting Dennis, Garry, and the team with the next phase of development globally.”

Etiscope CEO, Garry Gosling added “Izzy and Katherine bring a wealth of international business acumen to Etiscope. As architects of Etiscope’s future success, their drive and experience will be the cornerstone of our journey towards excellence and innovation”.

Etiscope was developed by JointAction Group Pty Ltd, an award-winning team of work safety professionals whose mission is to build a safer workplace for the benefit of workers and their employers by identifying injury risk in the workplace.

Join us in welcoming Katherine Abrat and Izzy Whitelock to the JointAction Group family, as we look forward to an exciting and prosperous future.

For further information contact;
Etiscope CEO - Garry Gosling
Garry.gosling@etiscope.com

Etiscope and AMPC results.

The Australian Meat Processing Corporation (AMPC) released the findings on it’s nine-month study into the effectiveness of wearable sensor technology within the meat industry.

The report states; “The project was successful, and processes remains ongoing as risk controls are implemented. Staff engagement in the safety process has been positive and is continuing to identify further risk reductions.”

The report supports the use of wearable technology from Etiscope in other meat processingfacilities. Etiscope has now been used in beef, lamb and pork processing across Australia and New Zealand togreat effect.

A copy of the report is available on the AMPC Research and Development website.
Wearable technologies project (ampc.com.au)