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20 October 2009

• What makes something the best in the world?

  NCi take a look at what really makes someone or something the best.

• Concept Evolution fully web-enabled CAFM from FSI

  Concept Evolution from FSI is a web-enabled CAFM solution, available through a web browser. Concept Evolution is deployable regardless of borders and accessible from anywhere.

19 October 2009

• Setrvicare® Manager appointed at Evac+Chair

  Evac+Chair International has recently appointed Diane Sutton as manager of its ServiCare® inspection and maintenance team.

• Proclad solution for Barnsley Homes

  Berneslai Homes manages just under 20,000 homes on behalf of Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council. Berneslai Homes came into existence in December 2002 and amongst other work it carries out repairs and maintenance for the council properties.

• Major distribution opportunity at world leading Assistive Technology event

  UK based companies Environmental Handling Systems and sister company Evacusafe UK, who manufacture an innovative evacuation chair for mobility impaired people, weres looking to source new distributors at this years' Rehacare exhibition, in Dusseldorf.

• Proclad quality top of the agenda at Toppings

  The ethos of Toppings has always been to use only 100% natural high quality ingredients. Using the same traditional recipes used in their home this family run business has multi-award winning products.

• Why smarter charity promotion is needed

  UK Charity Insurance Brokers NCi explain why charities have to look outside the box when it comes to promoting their cause.

• Online help for small charities hits the UK

  As UK Charities look to Save Money on their Charity Insurance premiums, The UK Charity Insurance Experts launch an online solution.

16 October 2009

• Cruse Control launches Database & Sage Integration

  Registered Synchronite developers, Cruse Control, can now integrate databases with Sage accounts packages.

• Sensor hones in on sharp operators

  Risks are being elimanated from diamond cutting tools thanks to an EU-backed research programme at Greenwich University, to determine the operating characters of such equipment.