Wendy Lawrence Freese-Notis Global Internet wendyl@weather.net (515) 246-0000
April 29, 2003
Freese-Notis Global Internet Team Completes Web Site Redesign
POS for Wireless Uses Content Management System to Promote Products DES MOINES, IOWA – Freese-Notis Global Internet today announced that it had completed an upgrade of the web site of Des Moines-based POS for Wireless. The upgrade enables the POS for Wireless staff to quickly update their product marketing and other information without requiring the services of a web programmer. "We're finally free from the time-wasting cycle of passing changes to a programmer," said Charles Spong, president of Infinite Information Systems. "Our business sector is fast-moving and our products change to meet those demands. We can now update our content ourselves – all from a web browser – instead of relying on a programmer who might have different priorities than us." The FNGI web services team also provided a new graphic design and navigation system for the upgraded site. Comprehensive usage statistics, secure browser-based content administration and interactive customer contact forms and routing completed the revisions. About POS for Wireless POS for Wireless, developed by Infinite Information Systems, Inc. is the most powerful Management Information System available for wireless dealers. Infinite Information Systems has been in Des Moines, Iowa creating the best retail software for the last 13 years. For more information call (515) 244-1512 or visit our web site at http://www.posforwireless.com About Freese-Notis Global Internet A division of Freese-Notis Weather, Freese-Notis Global Internet provides comprehensive high-speed Internet connectivity, web hosting and advanced web site design, development and deployment services. For more information, please contact Wendy Lawrence (515-246-0000) or see us on the web at http://fngi.weather.net.
POS for Wireless Uses Content Management System to Promote Products DES MOINES, IOWA – Freese-Notis Global Internet today announced that it had completed an upgrade of the web site of Des Moines-based