Saf-Holland Launches New Web Sites
Saf-Holland has launched U.S. and Germany regional web sites to support the company's global operations and corporate web site
Saf-Holland has launched U.S. and Germany regional web sites to support the company's global operations and corporate web site.
The new sites will serve as cornerstones for the 26 country and regional specific websites planned to be implemented in 2009 and will support 18 languages when completed.
According to Ken Griswold, director marketing services - Americas, "the coordinated global website launch will provide greater continuity in look, messaging and customer support for Saf-Holland customers."
In addition to updated graphics and product images, the webbsites have been designed around the company's premium systems, products and aftermarket components for trailers, trucks, buses and recreational vehicles.
"Our programmers were able to improve navigation and search engines for locating products and parts, as well as accessing in-depth service information," said Tom Wiewiora, I.T. director Americas. "The new sites also assists customers in quickly finding parts and service centers through enhanced search functionality as well as supporting online literature ordering."
More info: www.safholland.com
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