Krone Africa launches new website
10 October 2001
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To meet the rapidly evolving communications requirements of organisations, Krone Africa has developed a new website that, in addition to product information, offers solutions and guidance too.
www.krone.co.za is aimed at consultants and end-users, as well as installers and distributors. Krone says it intends to use the portal to provide easy accessibility to datasheets, brochures and related information. The site has been developed to stand out from others by offering much more in terms of value-added information, from technical specifications to international standards.
Some features are: installers can apply on-line for membership to Club Krone, its loyalty programme; peruse various articles previously circulated through trade magazines; have access to the latest events information, such as upcoming exhibitions; view Krone's training course options; find Krone distributors per area; download catalogues and brochures; and installers and consultants can also find information specifically relevant to them.
For further information contact Krone Africa, (011) 466 3333, www.krone.co.za
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