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GDL and Messenger, Forging Ahead.

GDL to launch a new web site with the help of Messenger

By Stephen Bell - 13th February 2001 - Back to News

GDL with the help of Messenger (superior web services) is forging ahead with a new web site that will provide clients with greater access to information and support than ever before. With three distinct levels of access (Public, TEAM Gippsland Member and Board Member) the site is a handy compendium of up coming events, job and tender opportunities and data including a (FAQ) frequently asked questions folio.

The site also offers the ability to post information and questions to a moderated newsroom. TEAM Gippsland members will benefit from access to privileged information and direct e-mailing functions. The TEAM also has its own chat room dedicated to building business opportunities. Board members benefit from a secure meeting place with minutes and agenda papers. For those of you in business and only looking a public access information why not fill in the on-line membership form and join the smart set in TEAM Gippsland.

Source: http://gippsland.com/

Published by: stephen@safepl.com

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