Internet

Just because it’s relatively easy to create a website, it doesn’t mean that it’s been designed and implemented correctly to generate real returns and benefits.

Organisations need to stop building websites and start managing content. Content, or information, is the enabling ingredient to create and sustain a rich and sticky website. Without the information being religiously and regularly refreshed, organisations will lose their customers to a competitor who is.

Investing in a Content Management System (CMS) is the most important IT investment an organisation makes into ensuring future growth, without the need to re-engineer or write-off existing investments.

Continuity CMS sits at the foundation of your web technical architecture, and can be configured to deliver content to both your Internet website(s) and Intranet website via multiple channels/devices.

“Write ONCE - Publish to multiple channels and devices”

Whether your organisation has one or multiple Internet websites, M-Corp can aggregate them into a single instance of Continuity CMS.

Built using C# on the .Net framework, Continuity offers proven scalability, performance and modular extensibility. Perfect for any size organisation.

Placing the customer at the center of the application/product and design process and improving the total experience aren't just noble goals. They can increase return on investment (ROI) and grow the bottom line.

Before the functionality of your website can be developed, you should first try to know what your customers want to see. What tasks do they want to perform, what information do they want to see, what priorities do they have - and then build the site in accordance with what you have found.

Great site graphics, whizzy functionality, and killer content do not make a site usable and intuitive to the user. Understanding how each of them work together is key to starting on the road to successful user centric design.

User Centric Design forms part of our main design stage within the Continuity Implementation Methodology (CIM).