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MetService Makes it Two in a Row

Published: Sat 23 Oct 2004 11:46 AM
Fri, 22 Oct 2004
MetService Makes it Two in a Row.
For the second year running MetService have taken out the Business to Consumer Category at the TUANZ (e)-vision Awards The annual awards, held last night at Westpac St James Theatre in Wellington, recognise excellence and achievement in New Zealand's interactive and media design industry.
Last year's winning entry from MetService came through their innovative work with Vodafone on a weather to mobile application. This year's award was a shift from mobile to web, with recognition for their newly designed website (www.metservice.co.nz). With much effort put into the design, with Wellington based Click Suite, and in-house development of the site over the last year, it's a very satisfying result for MetService.
According to Craig Delany, MetService Marketing Manager, the organisation sees the web as an important channel going forward.
"The web site is seen as an important channel in keeping the New Zealand public informed of severe weather warnings. For those who require more detailed weather information than currently available, we have a planned second phase to introduce pay-per-view services to complement the current site content." The industry acknowledgement adds to the positive feedback MetService have been receiving for the redesigned website, particularly its presentation and functionality.
"The new website has been so well received by visitors, and we've definitely seen our traffic to the site grow since the launch," Delany said.
"Our main goal was to develop a useful resource that New Zealanders would find easy to use and worthy of a repeat visit. Tonight's Award is icing on the cake."
ENDS

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