Priocept have launched further enhancements to the Project Quit microsite for Tesco, which is sponsored by NiQuitin. Project Quit is a campaign to help people give up smoking, and the microsite offers advice and helps users select the most suitable nicotine replacement therapy products to suit their goals and lifestyles.
Priocept have recently launched enhancements to the Association of British Insurers (ABI) website, in order to implement online payments and add improvements to the current subscriptions service.
On Friday 10th January, the lights will go out for the start of the 2014 Dubai 24 Hours, one of the world’s leading endurance races. Sitecore partner Priocept are entering the race in a Ferrari 458 GT3, run by local team Dragon Racing. The striking Ferrari red livery also features "Powered by Sitecore" branding, as Priocept and Sitecore seek to build their profiles in the region.
Priocept has launched a dedicated website providing coverage of the Dubai 24 Hours, in partnership with Racing.gt and Xynamic Motorsport Photography.
Priocept are proud to announce the nomination of the ABI website (www.abi.org.uk) in the Sitecore Site of the Year awards.
As part of the Stoptober awareness campaign to promote a reduction in smoking, Priocept have today launched the first phase of a web based system Project Quit on behalf of GlaxoSmithKline and Tesco.com.
After a three month consultancy, design and implementation project, Priocept today launched the new Generali UK website.
Founded in 1837, the Royal College of Art is a public research university specialising in art and design, and a few weeks ago became the idea incubator for a marketing event co-led by Priocept.
A couple of weeks ago Priocept ran an event for staff and friends of Priocept alike. Naturally, given our racing pedigree, this involved a lot of burning rubber, noisy engines and, in this case, a lot of Aston Martins.
The International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associacions (IFPMA) - a partner in the World Health Organization and International Telecommunication Union initiative on 'mHealth' - have identified the mobile version of GlaxoSmithKline's Behavioural Support Programme (BSP) in their latest report, "Be Healthy, Be Mobile".