research in case studies
Childnet helps parents get web savvy
Case Study Childnet conducted research with parents including those on the lower end of the social demographic in Birmingham and Slough to find out the best way of bridging the digital divide and educating parents whose knowledge of the internet was falling... [08 May 2008]
Law firm beefs up search power
Case Study She said: "We spend years attracting some really high qualified graduate lawyers into our business and then I think we have to give them the tools or we have to replicate the sort of tools that they've been using not only at home but probably at... [18 Jan 2008]
Bean counters spice up client relations with Sage
Case Study No matter how clever you are, how much research you do, you can never find out everything you need to know," he said. Chartered accountant firm Taylor Cocks has used Sage's SalesLogix CRM product to streamline its client relations. [15 Oct 2007]
Supercomputer helps cut drug research time
Case Study Scientists are making the most of supercomputing technology to carry out research that could radically speed up the development of drugs. One of the first research projects to make use of the supercomputer was a study into more effective drugs to... [18 Sep 2007]
NHS trusts to save £5.5m from outsourcing contract
Case Study As part of the contract, Xerox is providing core office functions to eight NHS trusts, such as copying, faxing, printing, scanning, storage and the retrieval of administrative documents and research papers. [14 Sep 2007]
BlackBerrys juicing up work/life balance
Case Study Recent research from RIM found an average BlackBerry user converts one hour of downtime to productive time each day and ups their overall team efficiency by 38 per cent. Standard Life has increased productivity and improved its staff's work/life... [13 Jul 2007]
Visit London gets 'WebTrendy'
Case Study It's the most valuable research tool we've got on the digital side, hands down. Tourism group Visit London has received a significant boost in website traffic following changes made using intelligence gained from web analytics. [21 Jun 2007]
Supercomputer boosts brain research
Case Study The Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre (Cubric) claims to have the largest high-performance computing cluster in the UK. The team has been using the supercomputer for 10 months to support its neuro-imaging and data analysis research. [14 Jun 2007]
Cambridge speedy software brings out the stars
Case Study Getting information out of a telescope and into a usable format is a laborious task that can take months, delaying the availability of data for analysis and research. Jim Lewis, senior research associate at Casu, told silicon.com: "When you have so... [16 Apr 2007]
How UCAS made its website a high achiever
Case Study Students research and apply for courses via the website while universities are able to monitor applications and communicate with students regarding course entry. The UCAS (University and Colleges Applications Service) website has developed... [16 Feb 2007]
Great Ormond Street Hospital overhauls IT
Case Study The donations will help the world-famous paediatric hospital to modernise its facilities, treat 20,000 more young children, buy vital up-to-date equipment and support pioneering research. The charity arm of Great Ormond Street hospital for sick... [07 Sep 2006]
Dinosaur museum takes a bite of homeworking
Case Study Museums share information around the world and do joint research - we have people everywhere. The home of London's robot dinosaur, the Natural History Museum, is moving to an IP communications infrastructure to help its staff work more flexibly. [06 Jul 2006]
Meadowhall retailers profit from warehouse tech
Case Study Previously the British Land marketing team had discovered research saying guaranteed stock availability was the most important thing to people when shopping. Retailers at Sheffield's Meadowhall shopping centre have increased sales since the on-site... [15 Jun 2005]
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