# Atos Origin to help Macmillan improve supporter services

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2008/02/14/atos-origin-help-macmillan-improve-supporter-services/
- Published: 2008-02-14T13:29:05+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

**International IT services company Atos Origin has been appointed by Macmillan 
Cancer Support to help it improve its IT infrastructure, systems integration and
change management, with the aim of improving its supporter services.**

The company will provide a technology platform that incorporates a suite of software
including Microsoft Office Sharepoint and Dynamics CRM.

A secure information repository will be created through the customer relationship
management and content management systems. These tools will provide Macmillan staff
and its associated professionals with consistent information about the charity’s
customers. Atos say that this “will significantly increase the effectiveness of 
Macmillan’s delivery of cancer support services and will improve fundraising”.

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Rob Gethen Smith, Head of IT for Macmillan said: “Following a competitive tender,
we selected Atos Origin because they demonstrated the right mix of technical and
change management capability, which is just what Macmillan needs for a programme
of this size”.

Atos Origin has delivered more than 500 CRM projects worldwide and works with other
UK charities.

www.atosorigin.com

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