Archive for April, 2009

James Gibbons Format – new website goes live

Posted April 29th, 2009 by Simon Asbury

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We have just completed the website development for architectural ironmongery experts James Gibbons Format, based in Birmingham.

The site is very easy-to-use contains lots of dynamic sections, including an on-line catalogue of their products where specifiers can create a ’specification’ list for their projects. With large sections of the site being admin controlled, JGF can update and maintain the website themselves.

www.jgf.co.uk

We’ll save you money off your marketing budget!

Posted April 20th, 2009 by Dom McGrail

Budgets versus Actual costs

With today’s technology we really shouldn’t be relying on ‘fingers in the air’ or ‘guesstimates’ .. so at studiodm we don’t!!

Estimating how much work might be involved in successfully delivering projects is not always easy. If we’re too high when setting our price, our quote will look uncompetitive but if we’re too low, we can end up losing money.

Neither is ideal

We think budgets are an old fashioned way to work, cumbersome and not accurate enough. So here’s what’s different when you work with us.

We only EVER charge you for what we do.

Yes we start all projects with a budget figure so we are all agreed on what the maximum expenditure will be. And yes, we strive to make sure these budgets are as accurate as possible. This ability to accurately estimate stems from years worth of data captured from similar projects.

And this capture of all the time we expend on projects also allows us to provide accurate final bills to our clients – not rounded up estimates.

So here’s our three point promise;

We’ll agree a budget with you – which we won’t exceed.

The budget is set in stone unless the brief changes

And when the job is finished you’ll only pay for the work we’ve done.

Horniman Museum – Digital Signage

Posted April 16th, 2009 by Simon Asbury

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We’ve been chosen by the Horniman Museum www.horniman.ac.uk in London to provide a digital signage solution for visitors to the museum.

We will be installing Scala Infochannel 5 www.scala.com and providing graphic templates for the screens, as well as training the users so the museum can manage their own content and provide up-to-date messages and information.

The completed installation is likely to be in the summer, so more to follow…