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Pixel8 expands product range for the hotel sector
Branding and digital agency Pixel8 is adding to its suite of technology products for the hotel sector in response to client demand.
The Manchester firm launched Brandit earlier this year as a software as a service (SaaS) application which enables hotel employees to customise and print marketing materials to suit their local needs anywhere in the world and in any language, 24 hours a day.
Brandit has been adopted at 150 Radisson hotels across north and south America and Pixel8 has developed a white-label version enabling marketing agencies to offer it to their own clients.
The early success of Brandit has earned international accolades for Pixel8 in awards for the creative and marketing sectors.
Now the firm has introduced Slideit which, when accessed through the Brandit portal, enables users to customise company slide presentations. Updates to the global version are automatically copied on to local ones.
The next addition will be Storeit, a digital asset management system which enables all images to be stored, retrieved and managed via the portal. Storeit will go live early next year.
Brandit, Slideit and Storeit will all be integrated under the Brandit Global banner.
Jamie Watson, managing partner of Pixel8, said: “Following our success with Brandit, the new Slideit and Storeit products are a response to the needs of our clients and drive us towards our goal of becoming a one-stop shop for their marketing needs.
“We are committed to investing further in the Brandit Global suite, with additional products planned for 2014 and beyond, including a workflow management module.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Pixel8 .
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