Content management specialist TERMINALFOUR has won the contract to provide a web content management system to Manchester Metropolitan University. The €115,000 deal entails TERMINALFOUR overhauling the university’s portfolio of websites and entire online architecture.
It has also been decided that ‘TERMINALFOUR Site Manger’ will address the university’s web content management requirements. The product will be sued to support the development and maintenance of over 100 websites and replace a number of disparate content management systems in the university. This will remove the complexities of website publishing and limit operational and administrative bottlenecks.
The Manchester Metropolitan University win marks TERMINALFOUR’s 75th higher education client worldwide which includes 12 North American universities signed in last year. Piero Tintori, CEO of TERMINALFOUR remarked that “to win this contract is another huge endorsement of our service and our reputation as a web content management company.”
When commenting on TERMINALFOUR’s win, Mark Shaw-Griffiths, new media manager at Manchester Metropolitan University said “their credentials, experience and purpose build university modules gave us the confidence that our online presence was safe in their hands.”
Karrie Kehoe
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