Mobysoft Scoops \’AI Project of The Year\’ Prize at the RITA2024 Awards

Mobysoft Scoops \’AI Project of The Year\’ Prize at the RITA2024 Awards

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Mobysoft is proud to announce its victory in the \’AI Project of The Year\’ category at the Real IT Awards (RITA) 2024. The award ceremony, held at the historic Gray\’s Inn in London on Wednesday, May 15, saw Mobysoft honoured for its groundbreaking \’Arresting Arrears for the Good of All\’ project, developed in collaboration with Warwick District Council (WDC).

The winning entry showcased Mobysoft\’s Automated Arrears Prevention platform, a revolutionary AI-driven solution designed to enhance the efficiency of rent collection and arrears management. The platform has delivered remarkable results for WDC, significantly reducing tenant arrears and improving overall financial stability.

\”We are incredibly proud to receive this prestigious award, especially given the fierce competition we faced from big players within SaaS and Fintech like ING Turkiye, Luminance, MPhasis, and Viettel Telecom,\” said Paul Evans, CEO of Mobysoft. \”This recognition by our peers underscores the innovative spirit and dedication of our team. Our solutions are not just about technology; they are about making a real difference in the lives of social landlords and their tenants.\”

This recognition by our peers underscores the innovative spirit and dedication of our team. Our solutions are not just about technology; they are about making a real difference in the lives of social landlords and their tenants.

Paul Evans, Mobysoft CEO

The \’AI Project of The Year\’ category was one of the most competitive at RITA 2024, reflecting the rapid advancements and growing importance of AI in the tech industry. Mobysoft\’s triumph highlights its position as a leader in the field, driven by a commitment to developing industry-leading solutions that set new standards.

Evans added: \”This award is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our staff, as well as the collaborative efforts with Warwick District Council. Special thanks to Andy Nott and Caroline Russell at WDC, our Head of Product Dominika Phillips-Blackburn, Marketing Director Adrian Mills, and Content Manager Dean Quinn. Their contributions were instrumental in achieving this success.\”

The RITA 2024 Awards ceremony was a night to remember, celebrating the achievements of numerous tech innovators across various categories. Held in the historic setting of Gray\’s Inn, the event brought together leaders from across the tech industry to recognize and honor the year\’s most impactful projects and initiatives.

Mobysoft extends its gratitude to the RITA 2024 organisers for hosting a fantastic event and to all the participants and winners who made the evening unforgettable. This accolade not only celebrates Mobysoft\’s current accomplishments but also motivates the team to continue pushing the boundaries of AI innovation for the benefit of social landlords and their communities.

For more information about Mobysoft\’s award-winning AI-powered arrears reduction solutions, head over to our Intelligent Automation page.

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Mobysoft is a UK software company working with over 150 social landlords, built on more than twenty years of understanding how housing teams work.

Our products turn the data landlords already hold into a clear next action rather than just insight. RentSense does this for income, giving officers a prioritised list of which accounts to contact, when and why, with automation handling the cases that never needed an officer. RepairSense does it for repairs, hazards, resident vulnerability, component condition and property access, bringing everything about a home together so teams can see which ones need someone this week, and why.

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