Charlotte Trainer

2025 has been a quick year with lots happening including the continued growth of The Softworx Group with new additions to the team and the expansion of our Networking division through the launch of Softworx Services, a new arm of The Softworx Group.

Reflecting on a successful year, we’ve worked closely with our parter network to deliver large infrastructure projects and bespoke solutions, and now we look forward to spending some quality time with our families and friends over the festive season. I’d like to thank all of our clients for again making it Softworx this year and the continued invaluable work of our team. On behalf of everyone at Softworx, have a safe and happy Christmas. We look forward to growing existing relationships and building new ones in 2026 and beyond.

Alan Smillie

CEO

The Softworx Group has been a well-established and trusted provider of technology solutions for over eight years. We take great pride in the growth and success we’ve achieved during this time.

Our business is structured around six core practice areas: Cloud Telephony, Networking, Cybersecurity, Audio-Visual Solutions, IT Managed Services, and People Solutions.

Among these, our Networking practice has been a foundational pillar of the business.

We’re excited to announce the expansion of this division through the launch of Softworx Services – a new arm of The Softworx Group.

Led by Alan McKinnon and Adam Newton, with a combined 40 years’ experience, Softworx Services is dedicated to delivering large-scale Network Infrastructure projects for enterprise private and public sector clients.

This expansion reflects our commitment to transforming working environments and enhancing our capabilities in Networking and Connectivity.

The Softworx team completed 15 miles on Friday 6th June for Chris’s House. It was a great day for an even greater cause and we are proud to have raised £1200. We managed to stay dry for the most part, which kept the team spirit up along with the Softworx dogs that joined us! We then enjoyed a team lunch afterwards.

We are looking forward to next years venture!

With all our team taking part on Friday 6th June from Strathclyde Park to Crossford – we will be raising funds for Chris’s House.

Chris’s House was founded by Anne Rowan, a Wishaw mum with a passionate vision for a crisis centre established in memory of her son Chris, whom she lost to suicide in 2011 at the age of 36.

Chris’s House stands for ‘Centre of Help, Response and Intervention Surrounding Suicide’ and has been set up to offer a safe environment where people in, or approaching, suicidal crisis can have a safe place to go and get professional support. This will help them to begin to recover from their current mental ill health.

Any donations and support for such an important cause would be greatly appreciated.