What's new

The Logic House re-develops website for award winning director.

We finished rebuild of Internet website for Jason LaMotte - award winning director & editor who worked for clients such as Telefonica, O2, LloydsTSB and Intel.

The challenge was to replace old and slow version of web presence by new website with modern & standard compliant code, which makes the new site working really smoothly plus it's easily updateable.

View Director Jason LaMotte website.

EPIC-Heart has chosen The Logic House to build their website.

The EPIC-Heart project is a large, pan-European initiative involving 23 EPIC centres across 10 European countries.

The project's main objective is to investigate the interplay of genetic, biochemical and lifestyle factors on the risk of coronary heart disease, which is the single leading cause of death in the UK and worldwide.

Quality global logistics for events and exhibitions worldwide goes live!

We have delivered a new outstanding website for Worldwide Exhibition Specialists - he very best assistance with all your Domestic and International shipping requirements.

The services cover air, sea and road freight, as well as courier and air charter facilities. To visit the website, please click here.

Website advice over breakfast

This week saw Richard Piotrowski of The Logic House speaking to the members of Cambridge Business Breakfast Club about what makes a good website. The fifteen minute presentation highlighted some of the advantages of having a good-looking, usable website for a business and unveiled the initial design for the new Cambridge Business Breakfast Club website.

Listeners were shown before and after examples of three websites that The Logic House had developed. Richard then talked about how many websites that looked good when they were made now look out of date and amateurish; seven years ago it was enough to have a websites but now a website needs to look professional and be easy to use.

If your website is five or more years old and needs improving call The Logic House now.

Fighting Britain's biggest killer

A pan-European project that could save millions of lives is powered by an extranet from The Logic House.

The Cardiogenics Project aims to discover genetic variations in humans that lead to coronary artery disease. By uncovering the underlying disease mechanisms they hope to be helping in developing new treatments. Researchers from twenty institutions and seven countries are working together to beat the disease that is currently Britain's single biggest killer.

Researchers from The Cardiogenics Project asked The Logic House to provide them with a solution to allow them to collaborate on publications. The resulting extranet provides a secure place for scientists to share the results of their work, combined with the structured process management needed to ensure scientific rigour.

To visit the case study, please click here.

The Logic House presents at Cambridge Hi-Tech Association of Small Enterprises

The Logic House was invited to give a presentation at the Cambridge Hi-Tech Association of Small Enterprises. The theme of the evening was productivity tools and The Logic House explained how they had increased productivity on collaborative projects using a custom-built extranet solution.

By automating the task management part of a project manager's role The Logic House managed to decrease the overhead of routine administrative tasks. In addition, the application of the principles of effective marketing communications to project communications making all internal messages timely, personalised and relevant decreased project team member response time.

"In short," said Richard Piotrowski, Director of The Logic House, "We have automated nagging."

To read the speech, please click here.

An Edgy New Look for Creative Huxley Bertram

The Logic House has created a new look website for the Cambridge based engineering and automation company, Huxley Bertram.

Providing precision automated technology for a wide range of industries, the team at Huxley Bertram are passionate about delivering creative solutions to just about any job. With a host of new features, the site offers a fresh new design, simple navigation and enhanced usability to reflect the company and their commitment to pioneering technology.

A refreshing blend of style and function, the site highlights their diverse portfolio to an educated audience while providing advanced functionality, including a fully manageable user login area to access resource libraries.

To visit the case study, please click here.

Cambridge Connections magazine features The Logic House

The Logic House director Richard Piotrowski is featured in the April edition of the Cambridge Network magazine Connections.

In the article on how Cambridge business can deal with the proposed congestion charge through flexible working Richard is quoted as saying "The idea that every one of your employees should be in the same geographical location for 100% of the working day deserves its own place in the Museum of Technology."

Richard goes on to say "There are lots of good reasons for an employer to offer flexible working, not least the legislation that makes it a right for parents and carers. It's something that is easy to deliver and pays dividends."

You can read the full article in April edition of Cambridge Connections or by clicking here.