
THE PARLIAMENTARY REVIEW
Highlighting best practice
12 | INTEGRATE
on a website; a document team
creating the information for traditional
documents and an app team creating
the information for a smartphone
app, and so on. This is a segregated
approach for each individual context of
the same information. When products
are sold globally, across an enormous
variety of jurisdictions, languages
and regulatory environments, such
a siloed approach is not only costly
and ineffectual but also entails
significantrisk.
Our product, iPlus, is a unique software
solution that allows corporations
to send complex information about
their products to customers through
digital platforms such as tablets and
smartphones. It continues to provide
the same data over more traditional
channels of paper and email.
Regardless of how customers want
information delivered, iPlus can provide
it quickly, accurately and in a cost-
effective manner.
A unique product for our
digital world
We have continued our heritage of
developing software to provide the
same information through different
communication channels; this is
something we have worked on from
a time before widespread use of the
internet through to the current social
media age. Our innovation has always
focused primarily on practical benefit.
Our core product suite allows companies
to maximise the market for their
products and services by fully exploiting
the advantages offered by the latest
digital channels. Uniquely, however, it
also allows companies to market these
same products and services through
traditional communication media,
such as email and print, while also
ensuring that the information provided
through each distribution channel is
both accurate and fully compliant with
tightening and complex regulations.
Companies that use integrate’s
solutions are reaping the benefits
of the latest technology to win new
customers and support existing ones.
Alongside this, they can retain
full commitment to established
communications methods that are still
important to many customers and, in
some industry sectors, still necessary
in order to comply with regulatory
requirements.
Companies wishing to utilise these
newest methods of communication
are forced to use different systems to
manage and distribute information
about products and services through
conventional, historic channels. This
leaves them exposed to three main
problems:
1. Increased operating costs to
support multiple systems.
2. Increased costs to ensure that
identical information is provided,
however and wherever it is provided.
One golden copy for
all points of client
engagement
Companies
that use
integrate
solutions are
reaping the
benefits of the
latest
technology to
win new
customers and
support
existing ones
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