The number of Dutch companies going online is increasing. A recent study by the Department of Economics proved that more than one third is doing business online through their own website. Enterpreneurs that are still considering doing business on the internet can receive consult through the government programma Sp.OED.Adexpo in Roosendaal is going 'online' with their informative website. Adexpo rents furniture for exhibition stands and hopes to reduce its administrative work and increase revenues.
"We still send our national and international customers brochures of our services. This is not only time consuming but also very costly."
Adexpo is still analysing possibilities for online ordering and payment via www.adexpo.nl
Adexpo turned to Syntens for the Sp.OED-programme. Within three weeks a profound report was avaliable with al the ins and outs of managing a website and doing transactions over the internet. Based on that report a project plan has been established for the realisation of the project. Adexpo's CEO says the most important asset of the Sp.OED programme is the network of professionals that Syntens has built.
"It may all seem very simple, but in reality their is a lot of work to be done, especially when you want results quickly. Those who want to do it theirselves will soon see that website developers and designers not always communicate clearly. We searched for a partner that can manage both and be a central player in the overall communication. Thourgh Syntens we managed to find such a partner in Numotion."