In conversation with ECI

September 13, 2023

In an exclusive interview with ECI Software Solutions’ Chief Human Resources Officer, Andrew Pryor, we explore the company’s global initiatives in diverse sectors.

ECI Software Solutions, is renowned for its cloud-based business software, serving over 24,000 customers in 80+ countries, optimizing operations for small and mid-sized businesses in various industries.

One of the less visible but pivotal aspects contributing to ECI’s global success is the comprehensive range of programmes it has initiated and consistently sustained over its 30+ years in the industry. Mr. Pryor discusses these initiatives in detail, shedding light on why they are instrumental in ensuring the well-being of ECI’s employees and, by extension, the company’s overarching success.

The conversation takes us on a journey through ECI’s approach to prioritising innovation and maintaining a competitive edge in the dynamic and ever-evolving software solutions industry. They live by a “CODE” philosophy, emphasizing a deep-rooted commitment to greatness, taking ownership of outcomes, delivering excellence, embracing community, and fostering employee interaction. These shared objectives serve as the bedrock upon which ECI’s ability to innovate takes flight.

Furthermore, Mr. Pryor expounds on how ECI actively nurtures a culture of diversity and inclusion within the organisation. From a leadership perspective, the company’s management has consistently and vocally championed these values, seamlessly integrating them into the core ethos of the organisation.

This commitment extends beyond words, with a clear and compelling vision for a diverse and inclusive workplace that communicates the tangible benefits such as heightened creativity, innovation, and overall performance. ECI has been diligently walking this path globally for more than three decades, emphasising that building a culture of diversity and inclusion is a sustained effort that requires genuine buy-in from every level of the organisation.

You can read the full interview in issue 372 of The Recycler, due out next month.