List of CAMMS Risk Management Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying CAMMS Risk Management customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased CAMMS Risk Management for Risk Management from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using CAMMS Risk Management for Risk Management include: Royal Air Force (RAF), a United Kingdom based Aerospace and Defense organisation with 32000 employees and revenues of $41.00 billion, Transgrid, a Australia based Utilities organisation with 1750 employees and revenues of $540.0 million, Adelaide Airport, a Australia based Transportation organisation with 179 employees and revenues of $189.0 million, MercyCare, a Australia based Non Profit organisation with 1656 employees and revenues of $118.0 million, Tilt Renewables, a Australia based Utilities organisation with 200 employees and revenues of $22.0 million and many others.
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Adelaide Airport | Transportation | 179 | $189M | Australia | CAMMS, a Riskonnect Company | CAMMS Risk Management | Risk Management | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, Adelaide Airport implemented CAMMS Risk Management to centralize enterprise risk, compliance, audit and incident activities. The deployment targeted Risk Management functions across the airport's operations in the transport and logistics sector in Australia, consolidating risk registers, audit trails, compliance tasks and incident logging into a single application. The implementation emphasized process automation for reporting and reminders and sought to increase engagement in assurance processes.
CAMMS Risk Management was configured to support enterprise risk registers, incident management workflows, audit scheduling and compliance task automation, paired with role-based dashboards and automated monthly reporting. The platform automated reporting and reminders to reduce manual data manipulation, accelerate monthly reporting cycles and improve operational oversight. Governance adjustments focused on formalizing assurance workflows and notification cadences to drive accountability among risk and compliance owners, while embedding routine assurance activities into operational practice.
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MercyCare | Non Profit | 1656 | $118M | Australia | CAMMS, a Riskonnect Company | CAMMS Risk Management | Risk Management | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020 MercyCare implemented CAMMS Risk Management to provide an enterprise Risk Management and incident reporting capability across the organisation. The CAMMS Risk Management deployment targeted consolidated risk and incident capture for clinical and corporate operations at MercyCare, an Australian non profit with approximately 1,656 employees, and was positioned as the primary system for risk and incident lifecycle management.
The implementation emphasized incident management workflows, a centralized risk register, corrective action tracking, configurable workflow automation, and operational reporting and dashboards aligned to risk and safety governance. CAMMS Risk Management was configured and enhanced by MercyCare’s IT Applications Support function, which handled administration, configuration changes, user onboarding, and ongoing enhancement requests.
Operationally the CAMMS Risk Management instance was managed within MercyCare’s broader application portfolio alongside Chris21, Procura, Clinical Manager, Epicor, and Riteq, enabling coordinated application support and user training across clinical and corporate teams. Governance and process changes were driven through the IT Applications Support team, with helpdesk intake, ticket escalation, and end user training used to operationalize incident workflows and maintain platform configuration and access controls.
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Royal Air Force (RAF) | Aerospace and Defense | 32000 | $41.0B | United Kingdom | CAMMS, a Riskonnect Company | CAMMS Risk Management | Risk Management | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018 Royal Air Force (RAF) implemented CAMMS Risk Management to modernize risk and performance reporting across its defence and government operations in the United Kingdom. The CAMMS Risk Management deployment focused on enterprise risk register and performance reporting capabilities to provide in-depth reporting on risks and performance targets.
The implementation centralized risk and performance data into CAMMS Risk Management as a single reporting platform, establishing structured risk registers, standardized risk taxonomies, and performance target tracking to support command-level oversight. Functional coverage included risk identification, risk scoring and prioritization workflows, mitigation tracking, and consolidated performance reporting aligned to operational objectives.
Operational scope covered RAF governance and oversight processes within the UK defence context, enabling staff responsible for enterprise risk and performance management to access consolidated dashboards and standardized reports. Camms references the Royal Air Force as a customer and RAF testimonial material on Camms customer pages supports that the solution modernised risk and performance reporting and enabled in-depth reporting on risks and performance targets.
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Tilt Renewables | Utilities | 200 | $22M | Australia | CAMMS, a Riskonnect Company | CAMMS Risk Management | Risk Management | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Tilt Renewables implemented CAMMS Risk Management to centralize risk, compliance, audit and incident management across its Australia and New Zealand operations. The deployment focused on operational risk and environmental obligations in the energy and renewables sector, and prioritized configuration of board reporting and automated reminder workflows to strengthen oversight.
CAMMS Risk Management was configured to support risk registers, incident capture, compliance obligations tracking and audit scheduling, with role based assignment and notification capabilities to drive clear ownership of obligations. The implementation leveraged the Risk Management application reporting modules to produce faster board level reporting and automated reminders to responsible owners, and emphasized operational workflows for environmental obligations and assurance visibility.
Operational scope covered Australia and New Zealand sites and spanned business functions including risk, compliance, audit and incident response, with governance overseen by the Head of Risk and Assurance. Tilt Renewables reported faster reporting cycles, better ownership of obligations and increased assurance visibility as outcomes of the CAMMS Risk Management implementation.
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Transgrid | Utilities | 1750 | $540M | Australia | CAMMS, a Riskonnect Company | CAMMS Risk Management | Risk Management | 2022 | n/a |
In 2022, Transgrid implemented CAMMS Risk Management, classified in the Risk Management category, to centralize enterprise and project-level risk processes. The deployment targeted the Major Projects group and the corporate risk function and was aligned with an ongoing Ecosys Project and Portfolio Management program to ensure risk capture mapped to project portfolio controls.
Configuration work emphasized standard CAMMS Risk Management capabilities common to the category, including risk registers, risk assessments and scoring, control and assurance tracking, incident and issue logging, and executive dashboards and reporting. Workflows were configured to support project risk lifecycles, control testing schedules, and role based approvals for escalation and remediation to integrate with project governance practices.
Technical integration used Mulesoft enterprise integration platform with secure Transgrid authentication to link CAMMS Risk Management with the Ecosys PPM instance, and to exchange data with Oracle ERP, Ariba iBuy, Primavera 6, and PowerBI for consolidated reporting. The integration architecture focused on event and record level synchronization between project portfolios and risk registers to maintain consistency across project cost controls and procurement feeds.
Operational rollout was scoped to Major Projects and corporate risk teams, accompanied by governance changes to standardize risk taxonomy, approval workflows, and reporting lines into project governance forums. Implementation details tied CAMMS Risk Management into project cost control and portfolio oversight processes that were being centralized through the broader Ecosys program.
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