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set of organised information can be viewed as a database. Once the
hard work of compiling facts, figures or images is done, it's relatively
easy to incorporate this into a CD project. This backbone of information
can be turned into a variety of electronic information products which
can be linked to the internet for even greater versatility.
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CD-ROM
Directories
work faster than their printed predecesors. Any kind of search can
be programmed and results can be used to generate enquiries, mailing
lists, formatted print or bookmarks. Including thousands of images
or other media is no problem given the capacity of CD-ROM. Functions
such as outputting labels can be 'key' encrypted - providing new
revenue streams for publishers. Annual revisions are inexpensive,
typically replacing the old data with new.
CD-ROM
Catalogues
built up around a database, make product location easier as well
as facilitating point and click ordering systems. Unlike print,
there's no 'pounds per square inch' limitation. Huge disc capacity
means product detail can be as deep as neccessary to close a sale.
Specific product finders or requirement calculators are also easily
attached wherever needed. You literally immerse customers in the
richness of your range.
CD-ROM
Reference Books
benefit from being based on a data infrastructure. Programming can
exploit cross-links, multiple table searches, word searches, web
links plus rich media to deliver an experience way beyond what the
printed page can do.
Overall,
database publishing has many benefits over traditional print;
- Faster
time to market
- Less
proofing required
- Greater
degree of accuracy
- Easier
maintenance of data
- Lower
overall publishing and distribution costs
Whether
for use as a standalone or as part of a bigger project, we can convert
your data into user friendly products.
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