Database conversion
Our customers have over the years compiled databases of many kinds, association records, directory information or parts and product lists held in a wide range of formats.
Our skills and expertise in software and the ability to break data down to its lowest level mean that we can unlock its potential uses for our clients. Using these skills and the most recent server capacities, we can now re-purpose data to viewable pages within a matter of seconds giving customers functionality that they have been unable to access before.
Typesetting
We still maintain our core values and traditional typesetting skills within our team to create typeset pages from a wide variety of formats.
From desktop publishing packages to structured datasets, we can typeset your book to the output you require whether it be for print or electronic use. In addition, we can deliver real-time online typesetting using our powerful bank of servers.
Editorial & Content Management
Our portfolio of projects is a wide and diverse range of reference titles and the systems we have built for them is equally diverse.
Each title is different and therefore each system is built bespoke for them. We carefully consider the user, the editor and the final output before providing the solution the publisher requires. The systems remain fluid, so no customer is left with a solution that is not fit for purpose and we also build in real-time pagination and proofing for the final output.
‘Winner of industry award’
AMA DataSet have won the award for ‘Online Service of the Year’ at the recent DPA Awards at The De Vere Grand Hotel in Brighton.
The judges were impressed that this company's on-line directory, which has a single online system for editorial and entrant update, is flexible enough to be used by a wide client base and has created a platform for further customer development in different market sectors. This online service boasts impressive delivery speeds and quality assurance within the system.After being nominated in last years awards, we are pleased to have gone one better in 2008.
Featured Project
‘The Good Beer Guide’ for The Campaign for Real Ale
This project started in the Spring of 2007 and has enabled CAMRA to produce their Good Beer Guide in a far more efficient and timely manner for the September launch of the 2008 edition.