DUO FIND FUNDING IS A SOUND IDEA
11:00 - 13 March 2007
One company hoping to make the most of the offer is Hartham Park-based Dias Music.
The firm has been set up by ex-DTI man Roger Croft and designer Hubert Dias and has produced a new speaker system called Assisted Sound which works along different lines to stereo.
The concept was developed last year and in the autumn was at the prototype stage.
Since then, several have been sold and users have given the firm some helpful feedback.
Now the new system has gone into production in China and when the finished product arrives, the company plans to sell them online.
So it has applied for SmartBusiness match funding to help with its online trading plans.
"When we heard about this scheme we felt it was a very good way of helping get our product to online markets," said Roger.
"Also, we both knew that the particularly expensive bit of website design is the part where you add on e-commerce.
"We also wanted a site that, as time goes on, we could build on and add new products.
"Hopefully that will be possible with the help of this scheme."
The company's website is due to be launched soon.
http://www.thisisbath.com/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=163061&command=displayContent&sourceNode=163044&contentPK=16842179&moduleName=InternalSearch&formname=sidebarsearch
One company hoping to make the most of the offer is Hartham Park-based Dias Music.
The firm has been set up by ex-DTI man Roger Croft and designer Hubert Dias and has produced a new speaker system called Assisted Sound which works along different lines to stereo.
The concept was developed last year and in the autumn was at the prototype stage.
Since then, several have been sold and users have given the firm some helpful feedback.
Now the new system has gone into production in China and when the finished product arrives, the company plans to sell them online.
So it has applied for SmartBusiness match funding to help with its online trading plans.
"When we heard about this scheme we felt it was a very good way of helping get our product to online markets," said Roger.
"Also, we both knew that the particularly expensive bit of website design is the part where you add on e-commerce.
"We also wanted a site that, as time goes on, we could build on and add new products.
"Hopefully that will be possible with the help of this scheme."
The company's website is due to be launched soon.
http://www.thisisbath.com/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=163061&command=displayContent&sourceNode=163044&contentPK=16842179&moduleName=InternalSearch&formname=sidebarsearch
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