Broadbean Technology launches a new website

Broadbean Technology announces the launch of its newly designed web site (broadbean.com) as part of its global expansion plans and recent product releases.

ìThe products we provide have evolved from simple multi posting to powerful systems that have redefined the way our clients spend with online job boards. The company has grown at a phenomenal rate in the last 12 months, and with the acquisition of key global players as clients, it was important that our website reflected our new offering while complimenting our strong brand.î Said Ricky Wheeler, Marketing Director at the London- based company.

The website, that receives 8000 unique visitors per month, includes company blog as well as many other features.

Wheeler adds, ìOur team has doubled since last year and it was crucial that we continued to provide a fun happy work environment as well as giving staff the opportunity to become a part on the growing online recruitment community.î

Tim Sheed, New Business Manager at Tela, the design agency that have provided web services for Broadbean since 2004, adds, ìIt's great to work with a company who are consistently pushing the boundaries and are keen to embrace the latest web technologies as they become available. We look forward to continuing our successful relationship with Broadbean and have more developments planned for later this year.î

Features of the new site include:

-- Key features of AdCourier and corporate ATS integration product, Broadcast.

-- A listing of hundreds of job boards integrated with AdCourier including detailed profiles.

--A job section, designed by Chameleon-i, featuring all current vacancies.

-- Detailed ìAbout Usî section including what Broadbean contribute to the industry and its CSR policy.

-- News section featuring interviews with entrepreneurs and recruitment high-flyers.

-- Links to the company and Dan McGuireís blog.

Over the next few months, the team the plan to add new features and content. The site is currently also available in Dutch and French to cater for European users, however, the amount of languages will increase as the company broadens its presence.