Overview: Founded in 1975, the Arab British Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) is devoted to the encouragement of Arab-British trade and economic co-operation. It offers a wide range of services to both Arab and British companies already involved in or planning to become a part of a long-standing bilateral trading relationship.
The Problem: The Chamber did not have a single ‘central’ database for its contact information. Information was spread over several sources therefore access was difficult and relied on requests to different members of staff. Updating a number of databases was a problem. The Chamber wanted all staff to have ‘easy’ access to information together with an ultimate ‘goal’ of providing a resource that could generate revenues.. Click here to read more…
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