Ethical Practice

Revell Research Systems is absolutely committed to ethical practice.

Ethical practice is central to every aspect of our work. Every IT professional working for the Company is contractually obliged to be a member of BCS The Chartered Insitutte for IT and to abide by its Code of Conduct. They are subject to the disciplinary regulations of this professional body, which was incorporated by Royal Charter in 1981.

Many of our people are also members of other professional bodies and must adhere to their respective codes of conduct.

Our senior fee earners are chartered professionals registered through their respective chartered bodies. They can be struck off from these public registers if their actions are found wanting.

Since all of the fee earning work we undertake is delivered by professionals bound by external codes of conduct and subject to the disciplinary procedures of their respective professional bodes, the general public (and our clients, in particular) can be assured that we uphold the highest of ethical standards.

We expect our people to also adhere to our business principles, our own internal code of conduct, our policy on business ethics and other supporting guidelines. We also require our professionals to adhere to our Principles of Professional Practice and to demonstrate the Professional Virtues that we expect.

We are a socially responsible business. We take our stewardship of the resources we control, and our impact on the environment and the communities we work in, seriously. We strive to equitably balance the interests of all of our stakeholders.

Clients reasonably expect that the experts they engage will advise them about all aspects of an issue, including the legal ramifications and less favourable facets. We advise clients without fear or favour and aprise them of all factors that may have a bearing. For instance, we will address the need to comply with GDPR, PECR, IPRs and equality legislation in advising on and delivering a new web site.

We will also endeavour to comply with technical standards, even though the client may be ignorant of their importance. We will explain their significance rather than ignore them to win business by cutting corners.