48 . Glasgow Business October 2015
THE GLASGOW BUSINESS AWARDS
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the very best of Glasgow and, in particular, in promoting, celebrating and supporting the businesses which help make this city the economic heart of Scotland. Once again we are proud and privileged to be
involved in The Glasgow Business Awards and to help celebrate the success and achievements of our top companies. For more information on Evening Times, visit:
www.eveningtimes.co.uk
STRATEGEM EVENT MANAGEMENT
Strategem is a leading management consultancy that is passionate about building better businesses.
Working with both private and public sector
clients, Strategem operates in two service areas: strategic management consultancy and best practice event management. • Strategic management consultancy: Strategem works with private and public sector organisations on the subjects of innovation, internationalisation, change management, finance and accountancy, leadership, strategy, workforce development and scenario planning. It works across industries and various sizes of companies.
• Event management: the Strategem team has been delivering small to high-profile events throughout Britain and internationally for over 20 years. During 2014/15, Strategem delivered over 120 events on behalf of our clients. We are delighted to be project managing The
Glasgow Business Awards 2015-2016. For more information on Strategem, visit:
www.strategem.co.uk
MBM PRINT AND SUPPLY
CHAIN SOLUTIONS PRINT
MBM Print and Supply Chain Solutions (formerly DS Smith Print Solutions) is a long-established printing
company based in Glasgow – but we don’t stop there. With our extensive market experience, we have evolved to offer comprehensive supply chain solutions that reach far and beyond the traditional printing process. Designed to add value and seamless integration, our service covers pre-press, print, fulfilment and distribution from our dedicated Glasgow facility.
Our studio is equipped with the latest
technology and industry-standard hardware and software, taking customer product to the printing presses quickly and more accurately than ever before. Proud to be a leading provider of lithographic
2015 Team Spirit
print, we produce an extensive portfolio of formats to high profile blue-chip clients. Utilising both sheet-fed and web-fed litho presses, we achieve a versatile and efficient service, printing from one to eight colours. A full complement of binding and finishing options is also available, all in-house. Digital print is offered and can be personalised to your specific needs utilising our variable data technology. Fast, Flexible and Efficient – the right solution to short run and targeted requirements. Our intelligent ERP system allows printed and
purchased components to be gathered, packed and validated in-line via a check, weigh and barcode verification system to ensure accurate configuration of customer kits every time. Quality is at the heart of our business, holding
ISO 9001 registration since 1992 and in 2003 achieved Pharmaceutical Accreditation PS9000. ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001, FSC and PEFC certification complete our line-up of accreditations. For more information on MBM Print and Supply Chain Solutions, visit:
www.mbmprint.co.uk
GREAT SCOT PHOTOGRAPHY
(STEWART CUNNINGHAM) PHOTOGRAPHY
Recently I was in conversation with
someone who told me they were unhappy with their website. When I asked what in particular was causing them to feel like this, I got one of the many standard replies about the “real effectiveness” of them. We were in a wi-fi environment so I suggested we have a look at the site in question on my lap top. On it opening up, an immediate problem hit me foursquare in the face. The home page was very, very, visually dull. The actual site design was very good and easy to navigate. We went on to agree that more and more people
are now shopping online and this is of course impacting adversely on the sales of high street stores. We also agreed unanimously that these stores spent a great deal of time and effort on the content and layout of their shop front windows. The purpose being, not necessarily to have you buy the
items on show, but to get you to enter the store. If you don’t go in, you can’t buy anything. The home page of any web site is its shop
window. Be aware that potential clients looking at it are usually doing so from the comfort of their own home, office, train, bus, library, pub, hotel, in fact anywhere but the high street and with one click or tap, you are history. Of late, I have been photographing a lot of new
products and updating existing website content for clients who are acutely aware of this need to keep moving along and promoting themselves in the best light. Are you really happy with the look of your site?
For more information on Great Scot Photography, visit:
www.greatscotphotography.com
VISIONEVENTS AV
VisionEvents is an industry- leading production company
creating world-class events across the UK and Europe from our HQ in Edinburgh and further warehouses in Glasgow and London. We have a 30 plus year history of producing outstanding events – it’s our passion. As with our client list, our events and projects
vary enormously; ranging from small product launches and intimate parties through to full- scale international conferences, glittering awards ceremonies and complex roadshows. Unlike other companies in our industry,
VisionEvents offers the ‘full package’ including cutting edge AV equipment and event technology, full creative production and event planning, completely in-house. Our departments include: • VisionProjects: event planning + project solutions • VisionCreative: graphics + video production • VisionTechnology: daily equipment hire + logistics. Our unique approach means you have one team
from start to finish for excellent project control to give your event the creative edge. Call our team on 0141 334 3324 to see how
we can help create a memorable event for you. For more information on VisionEvents, visit:
www.visionevents.co.uk
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