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Emex is having a moment. The Dublin-based SaaS (Software as a Service) company co-founded by Richard Wall and Simon Kelly is playing an outsize role as the Covid-19 pandemic is catapulting the digital transformation across all sectors, especially in software that manages workplace health and safety.
Founded in 2011, Emex represents Kelly and Wall’s vision to modernise and digitise workplace operations for companies, organisations and their employees.
The same year Kelly and Wall founded...
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