Isle of Man web design, CRM/BPR and e-marketing specialists.

Our award winning web site design, CRM/BPR and e-marketing solutions automate business processes & improve profitability. We deliver all web site design, CRM/BPR and e-marketing projects on time and within budget. Case studies for web site design, CRM/BPR and e-marketing projects showing how we solve clients business problems.

Island Web Works was set up in 2001 and has since produced websites and web based software for many of the island's leading companies. We also develop the successful MIGTurbo CRM software, used by many companies on the island and in the UK.

At the outset we were almost exclusively a web site design company. However, over the past few years our focus has shifted to process automation; we still do web sites, although now we find that clients require us to link their web sites through to their internal systems. Many internet technologies are applicable to processes within the business, not just for web sites - with the added advantage that software developments tend to be much quicker using web technologies. Typically, we aim to go from concept to live system in three months.

Today, many clients find they need to do more with less and turn to us to help. One way to achieve this is to automate and improve the efficiency of key business processes. This is now a major part of our business and we are seeing an increased demand for process automation to deliver business efficiencies. Over the last year, we have increased staff numbers by 60% to deliver client projects in this area.

Snippets 2nd February 2010

Manchester United bans social networking Manchester United Football Club has posted a message on its website explaining that its players do not belong to online social networks. It advises users to treat any profiles in the names of its players with "extreme scepticism". The club says this is because of the high numbers of people impersonating team members online.  There are many accounts across social network sites which claim to be in the name of high profile footballers. Manchester United players Wayne Rooney, Ryan Giggs and Darren Fletcher are believed to have had genuine accounts on Twitter, which are now closed. http://news.bbc.co.uk   Google profits leap despite recession Recession, what recession? That's the message coming from Google, after it posted strong year-on-year revenue growth. The search company reported revenues of $6.67 billion for the fourth quarter of 2009 - a 17% hike on the same period in 2008.  Interestingly, 12% of that revenue came from Google UK, with international revenues now accounting for more than half of Google's total turnover. http://www.pcpro.co.uk   Bill Gates becomes overnight Twitter sensation Microsoft founder Bill Gates has finally jumped on the micro-blogging bandwagon.  It's a case of better late than never for Bill who has only just gotten round to signing up for the micro-blogging phenomenon.  Still popular Bill managed to amass more than 150,000 followers in the first 24 hours. http://www.itpro.co.uk

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