EIBS Ltd, the company behind Easysite CMS the Net 4.0 CMS platform, are delighted to have helped the National Heart Forum migrate from a legacy RedDot CMS to the latest Easysite CMS technology and a complete site redesign.
The NHF, a registered charity, is both a UK Forum and a national and international centre for the prevention of avoidable chronic diseases. The NHF undertakes prevention research and advocates prevention policy and practices by government, the public sector and industry. The NHF presents a united front with its influential alliance of members in promoting healthy public policy.
The National Heart Forum (NHF) was established in 1984 following the recommendation of a group of 80 scientists, medical practitioners and lay representatives for the establishment of an "active authoritative body at the national level to speak out for policies directed at the prevention of coronary heart disease" and to maximise the contributions of not-for-profit sector organisations.
The new NHF site features a variety of Easysite interactive modules and features including site membership, discussion forums, searchable directories and online forms - and the team at NHF couldn't be happier with the results of Easysite CMS and working with EIBS
"...thank you for all your work getting us to the go live date of our site successfully. We are delighted with the result and raised a glass to its launch today. We now look forward to refining the site over the next few weeks and to furthering its development. It has been delightful working with all of you and we look forward to continuing this relationship on this and future projects."
The NHF Information Services Team, Helena Korjonen, Nicola Schmidt, Jennifer Ford, Lynda Bailey
David Walsh, EIBS Sales Director commented "It's been a great team effort working with NHF to bring the new site up to date with the latest web technologies, our recently launched .Net 4.0 Easysite CMS platform is really making a difference to the vital work of the National Heart Forum and we're looking forward to carrying on the good work to date to ensure the site is a beacon for promoting healthy public health policy"
