CHICAGO, IL — RedMane Technology LLC announced another year of growth across its US and Canada teams as it prepares to release a next-generation version of mCase, its platform for comprehensive child welfare information system (CCWIS) solutions. The mCase platform is designed to help health and human services agencies improve client outcomes, save caseworkers’ time, and reduce burnout.

RedMane CEO Tony Lakier announced that RedMane will launch the reimagined mCase in early 2026. The new version will function as a mobile web application and benefit from the conscious streamlining of its design, making it more versatile and user-friendly than ever before. “In this highly competitive field, mCase stands out as the premier platform,” Lakier said. “We’re continuously investing in our platform and our team to innovate and lead the way with new capabilities.”

Contributing to the company’s growth, recent standout hires include Allison Lowery, who joined as an executive earlier this year after serving as a senior adviser at the US Department of Health and Human Services’ Children’s Bureau. RedMane has also welcomed John McCarver to its US client delivery team and Nick Cronshaw as a Canada sales executive.

Lakier said the company’s purpose is to empower those who serve communities. “The dedication of our team, driven by this mission, has fueled our significant growth and the success of our clients,” Lakier explained. “By fostering a culture of collaboration, we create innovative solutions that have a real impact on people’s lives.”

About RedMane Technology
RedMane Technology LLC delivers innovative software solutions that solve complex, real-world challenges for health and human services agencies. With deep expertise in child welfare, behavioral health, disability services, and eligibility, RedMane’s mCase platform supports the entire human services ecosystem with tools that prioritize people over process.

CHICAGO, IL — RedMane Technology LLC announced another year of growth across its US and Canada teams as it prepares to release a next-generation version of mCase, its platform for comprehensive child welfare information system (CCWIS) solutions. The mCase platform is designed to help health and human services agencies improve client outcomes, save caseworkers’ time, and reduce burnout.

RedMane CEO Tony Lakier announced that RedMane will launch the reimagined mCase in early 2026. The new version will function as a mobile web application and benefit from the conscious streamlining of its design, making it more versatile and user-friendly than ever before. “In this highly competitive field, mCase stands out as the premier platform,” Lakier said. “We’re continuously investing in our platform and our team to innovate and lead the way with new capabilities.”

Contributing to the company’s growth, recent standout hires include Allison Lowery, who joined as an executive earlier this year after serving as a senior adviser at the US Department of Health and Human Services’ Children’s Bureau. RedMane has also welcomed John McCarver to its US client delivery team and Nick Cronshaw as a Canada sales executive.

Lakier said the company’s purpose is to empower those who serve communities. “The dedication of our team, driven by this mission, has fueled our significant growth and the success of our clients,” Lakier explained. “By fostering a culture of collaboration, we create innovative solutions that have a real impact on people’s lives.”

About RedMane Technology
RedMane Technology LLC delivers innovative software solutions that solve complex, real-world challenges for health and human services agencies. With deep expertise in child welfare, behavioral health, disability services, and eligibility, RedMane’s mCase platform supports the entire human services ecosystem with tools that prioritize people over process.