January 15, 2008
Bala Cynwyd, PA --- Freshly created and powered by the dynamic InfoServeCM software, www.brooklynfriends.org demonstrates the opportunity to empower individuals to participate in the formation and maintenance of content within your website.  

 

The previous incarnation of the Brooklyn Friends School's website had become unwieldy, consisting of hundreds of static HTML pages with an inconsistent design. The school was ready to build a new site from the ground up.

Global Internet Management (GIM), creators of InfoServeCM, stepped in to help. InfoServeCM is a suite of smart content and knowledge collaboration tools that enables schools to empower their existing web sites from static, brochure style sites to dynamic content-managed sites. GIM has assisted a number of schools and organizations in expanding their websites from basic HTML to dynamic content managed environments.

With the new website, Brooklyn Friends School is able to delegate responsibility for certain sections of the site while maintaining design integrity and consistency from page to page. GIM has developed a colorful and dynamic design for the new site including a homepage with rotating images of students and staff of the school.

One of the main benefits of using InfoServeCM is the ability of anyone to add or edit content on the website without possessing any programming skills or knowledge of HTML. This means it's easy to keep the site current and to constantly deliver fresh information to website viewers to encourage them to return on a daily basis.

"InfoServeCM's greatest strength is that it offers the functionality of what would be several individual software applications that would have to be purchased and implemented separately. InfoServeCM's users have the ease of cohesiveness and breadth of functionality that is not available at this value price elsewhere in the market," noted Eli Avershal, founder and president of Global Internet Management.

"Brooklyn Friends School is taking full advantage of the flexibility and ease of use of InfoServeCM. Rather than assigning a single person to be responsible for the huge job of keeping such a robust site up-to-date, they've delegated at least one person in each department to take ownership over their own sections. It's truly representative of how InfoServeCM is meant to be used, and of how it can benefit any organization." added Hilary Burke, Project Manager at GIM.