Looking to keep your website up to date with the latest information for investors and clients? Need to provide customers with access to your proprietary databases in a secure environment? Want to sell your products online, but don't know where to begin? The Connecticut Distance Learning Consortium's web development team can help you create a solution that meets the unique needs of your staff, your customers, and your company.
How We
Can Help You
We've been there. Our experienced team of web developers has created
everything from simple three page web sites to dynamic applications
used by Connecticut's most prestigious companies. A web developer will
help your organization evaluate your needs, design a project specification,
and work until you're satisfied with the final product. We'll be there
to guide you from concept to completion. We're committed to remaining
knowledgeable to ensure your company's success.
CTDLC
E-Commerce Solutions
Need to provide current data to your sales force? Want to publish your
catalog online? The CTDLC's e-commerce solutions include:
- Web database integration - let customers search for products, order products and related materials, find distributors, read support information, case histories, and frequently asked questions. Add e-commerce functionality to let customers purchase and track orders in a secure environment. Maintain it all through your database software or a secure, web-based interface.
- Web hosting - the CTDLC will work with your existing IT staff to integrate your web solutions into your existing infrastructure, or create a hosting contract and then manage and support your web applications on our high-speed, redundant network. The CTDLC uses Macromedia's Cold Fusion, industry standard software, so you won't be tied to a difficult to maintain, outdated solution.
Case
Study: Loctite
Loctite, a Fortune 500 company with headquarters in Rocky Hill, CT, wanted
to put their support information and spare parts databases on the web.
Unsure of what to do, they turned to the Connecticut Distance Learning
Consortium. Over the course of a summer, our web developers helped Loctite
make their product catalog and support databases available on the Internet,
and built a secure interface to allow Loctite staff to update information
using their web browsers. What was next? Loctite and the CTDLC worked
together on an e-commerce solution to sell Loctite spare parts over the
internet. The store was made available on May 1st, 2002.
Fee Schedule
The Connecticut Distance Learning Consortium delivers top quality services
at extremely competitive rates. Web development services are usually billed
by the project hour at $80/hour. Please fill out an inquiry
form to have a web developer discuss how the CTDLC can serve your
web development needs.