Corrata, a Dublin based, cyber security business, is delighted to demonstrate its

commitment to their customers and employees by taking part in JAM Card training. This

ensures that their staff are equipped to provide excellent customer service to people

with learning difficulties, communication barriers and hidden disabilities.

The JAM Card, which stands for Just A Minute, is a social innovation from NOW Group,

an organisation that supports people with learning difficulties and autism into

employment. It was their service users who said they would like a discreet way of

telling people that sometimes they need a little extra time and patience. The JAM Card 

was created first as a credit card sized card and has recently been developed into an

app for smartphones. There are over 35,000 JAM card users across Northern Ireland,

the UK and Ireland.

Corrata is an award-winning cyber security company headquartered in Dublin.

Corrata protects company mobile fleets from cyber threats and provides control over

device usage and costs. From operating in the IT sector, Corrata recognises that

some of the most talented people in the industry have a hidden disability, autism in

particular. 

“Corrata are proud to be an advocate for the autistic community. We want to highlight

the unique skill set, creativity and dedicated work ethos that someone with autism or

aspergers can bring to an organisation.”

- Emma Doyle, Digital Marketing Executive, Corrata

“It is great to see employers like Corrata recognising the immense value that people

with autism and other conditions can bring to an organisation. Our JAM Card training

helps staff understand and support an inclusive workplace - as well as promoting

excellent customer service.”

- Leeann Kelly, Business Development Manager, NOW Group