Databasix

About

We are a people-focused data consultancy, using our expertise in data collection and data protection to help organisations improve efficiency and decision-making.

We have a range of data protection services that can support your business no matter where you on with your programme of GDPR compliance. Our focus will always be your people and your business, ensuring a practical approach to data protection for the business and people who understand their responsibilities when handling personal and sensitive data.

  • Data Protection Services: We will work with you to develop and deliver an appropriate training programme to ensure data protection is taken seriously by all staff within the organisation and no longer viewed as a ‘tick-box’ exercise.
  • Training: We make our sessions practical, engaging and dare we say it…’fun’. Well, we’ve had feedback that they’re ‘not as boring as I thought it would be!’ We will use sector-relevant examples to bring points to life and can focus on areas of particular concern for your business. We pride ourselves on making a complex subject easy to understand, making it easier for your people to apply their learning in their daily business activities. We also provide a safe environment for people to raise issues or ask questions without judgement.
  • Retained Support: Whether you’re a small business needing low level input or a large organisation with its own Data Protection Officer, with five different types of package to choose from, you can be sure of having the right level of support to suit not just your needs, but your budget too.

Unsure which one is right for you. Why not give us a call to discuss your requirements: 01235 567316.

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Meet the Women Behind Databasix UK Ltd

In celebration of International Women’s Day, we wanted to take the opportunity to celebrate Kellie Peters & Regina Johnys, the women behind Databasix UK who have been described as ‘totally awesome data chicks.’ Here is an excerpt from a humourous Q&A the two took part in Firstly, congratulations on being called ‘totally awesome data chicks.’ […]

Diploma in Workplace Data Protection Starts 20th January 2022 – Register...

20th January 2022 – A GDPR Training Programme and Diploma for HR Professionals. In collaboration with SYLO | Beyond HR. , we are delivering a programme of CPD certificated data protection training, that’s tailored especially for people who lead or manage Human Resources functions. Data protection runs deep through every fibre of the HR environment. In times […]

The Home Office of the Future

On this edition of The Business Brunch, join Paul Ballinger from STL Communications, Kellie Peters from Databasix and Neill Lawson-Smith from CIS, as they discuss the pros and cons of working from home and what the expectations are from customers.

What are the biggest threats to your business?

As the world limps on and businesses in the UK contend with the challenges of another period of lockdown, B4 members representing the Business Services, IT & Communications Hub marked Data Protection Day on Thursday 28th January 2021 by discussing what the major threats were to their businesses. With thanks to Darren Aston (Aston & James), Neill Lawson-Smith (CIS Ltd), Paul Ballinger (STL Communications), Salim Benadel (Storm Internet) and Kellie Peters (Databasix).

Just Launched: Diploma in Workplace Data Protection with CPD Accredited Modules

2020 was a very challenging year for anyone responsible for HR, whether this was implementing the job retention scheme (furlough), supporting redundancy decisions, ensuring all remote working staff didn’t feel overwhelmed and isolated, introducing new HR software systems, or recruiting during the pandemic using video technology. It was during the first national lockdown that Sally […]

Free webinar ‘You’ve Got Mail’

The current situation with the coronavirus means inboxes are filling up (once again) with companies sending out information about their response, messages from CEOs, or offering services that may be of use to us all in these strangest of times. ‘It’s GDPR all over again’ we’ve heard you cry!