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Offshore-Development.co.uk Offers Pioneering Resource for Buyers, Developers and Suppliers
Offshore-Development.co.uk Offers Pioneering Resource for Buyers, Developers and Suppliers
Aug. 14, 2007 04:00 AM
LONDON, August 14 /PRNewswire/ --
- Offshore Development Website Adds Unique Range of Tools to its Portal
Offshore-Development.co.uk, the complete resource for anyone involved in
the relocation of business processes from one country to another, today
announced the addition of a host of tools to add to their conclusive
directory of offshore services, solutions development and software.
Offshore-Development.co.uk is a unique community website, offering the
most comprehensive offshoring service directory on the web alongside a forum
that allows developers and providers to discuss offshore ideas, seek advice
and meet like-minded people.
The site already receives over 250,000 hits a month, a figure set to
increase with the launch of a series of innovative upgrades that put the site
at the forefront of community site design.
New features launched today include:
- Offshore-Development TV: Dedicated online TV channel with news,
interviews and tips on offshoring
- Offshore-Development Articles: Articles from users on how to get the
best out of your offshore development
- Offshore-Development Maps: Interactive map of users of offshore
distributors and suppliers
A spokesperson for the site commented:
"The Offshore-Development.co.uk site is totally unique in the UK; no
other site provides such comprehensive information about offshore services,
solutions development and software. The new tools will allow our members to
maximize on these resources more efficiently than before, heralding a renewed
transparency in the sector and encouraging new businesses and entrepreneurs
to grow and expand through offshore development."
Notes to Editor
About Offshore-development.co.uk
Offshore-Development.co.uk (http://www.offshore-development.co.uk/) is
the UK's leading complete offshore portal, providing a conclusive directory
of offshore services, solutions development and software.
It is home to the UK's only offshore development community forum,
providing a place to swap advice and ideas to anyone involved in the
relocation of business processes from one country to another.
Offshore-Development.co.uk offers a unique combination of tools to offer
the most comprehensive source of offshore development information on the web,
including a live forum (http://www.offshore-development.co.uk/forum/), TV
channel (http://www.offshore-development.co.uk/tv/) and articles
(http://www.offshore-development.co.uk/articles/).
Offshore-Development.co.uk was created by, and is maintained by,
Community121 (http://www.community121.com/), builders of niche community
websites.
For further information, please contact:
Anna Crawford (PR121)
+44-(0)20-7022-4952
Offshore-Development.co.uk
For further information, please contact: Anna Crawford (PR121), anna.crawford@pr121.com, +44-(0)20-7022-4952
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