Pan Software, the team behind Riskware, is proud to share that we have been recognised by The Australian as one of the Best Places to Work 2026. This recognition is especially meaningful because it reflects the voices of our people. Based on an independent employee survey, the award highlights the everyday experiences, feedback and trust of the team that continues to shape who we are as a business.
Canberra, Australia — Riskware is proud to announce that Chief Executive Officer
George Pantazis has been recognised with the
2026 RMIA Lifetime Achievement Award, presented at the
Risk Management Institute of Australasia (RMIA) Conference held at the
National Museum of Australia in Canberra.
Pan Software, developers of the Riskware platform, is excited to announce that we have achieved ISO 9001 certification, the internationally recognised standard for quality management systems.
Across many Australian schools, safety, risk and compliance processes are often managed across multiple systems.
Incident reporting may sit in one platform, risk registers in another and compliance obligations somewhere else entirely.
Schools adopt tools and softwares to solve individual problems, but the result is often disconnected processes that make day-to-day management harder and audit preparation more stressful.
While these systems may work individually, they rarely provide a clear picture across school safety, live risk registers and compliance obligations.
Across Australia, schools are operating in a new compliance environment. Expectations around risk management, safety, governance and reporting haven’t just increased - they’ve shifted.
It’s no longer enough to have policies in place. Schools are now expected to demonstrate what has been done, when it was done and how it was followed up.
For many schools, this means 2026 is the year to move from policy-based compliance to clear, connected evidence.