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Amaxus - By Sector

By Sector

  • Corporate

    Amaxus drives websites for organisations ranging from one of the world's largest security companies to a school network serving 40,000 students.

    • Arqiva
      Arqiva's broadcast solutions capture the news and action for people watching and listening the world over. Arqiva are a key player in the mass migration from analogue to digital TV and radio, and from GSM to 3G.
    • Corus
      Corus Rail's diverse portfolio of businesses supplies many fundamental products and services to both nationalised and privatised rail networks.
    • Global Education Management Systems
      GEMS, Global Education Management Systems, manages a network of international schools providing education to nearly 40,000 students from 100 different countries.
    • Chubb
      Chubb employs over 38,000 people, has two million customers and annual sales of 1.4 billion pounds world-wide.
    • DANTE
      DANTE is a not-for-profit organisation whose name derives from the acronym 'Delivery of Advanced Network Technology to Europe'. DANTE's purpose is to plan, build and operate pan-European research networks.
  • Heritage

    Amaxus currently drives websites for some of the largest heritage organisations in the UK, including the Imperial War Museum and National Maritime Museum.

    • British Computer Society
      The British Computer Society (BCS) is an industry body for IT professionals and a Chartered Engineering Institution for IT. The BCS provides service and support to IT practitioners, employers, and the IT community
    • Port Cities Consortium
      Port Cities is a consortium of five partners from five different maritime cities. The Port Cities portal will play a key role in increasing the public awareness of the national importance of England's Port cities; the sea, past and present.
    • Imperial War Museum
      The Imperial War Museum is one of the world's most prestigious and well known Museums, and is one of the top tourist attractions in the United Kingdom.
    • National Maritime Museum
      The NMM is the largest maritime museum in the world. Situated in Greenwich, its collections comprise an estimated 2.5 million items.
    • Journal of Maritime Research
      The JMR publishes innovative, multi-disciplinary research on maritime subjects ranging from contemporary issues to the political, economic, cultural and social aspects of maritime history.
    • Their Past Your Future
      2005-06 marks the 60th Anniversary of the events leading to the end of the Second World War, the most extensive and most terrible conflict of the Twentieth Century.
    • SeaBritain2005
      SeaBritain 2005 is a national maritime celebration on a grand scale. With festivities and events throughout 2005 and beyond, SeaBritain 2005 celebrates the ways in which the sea touches all of our lives.
    • Wales Tourist Board
      The Wales Tourist Board aims to maximise tourism's contribution to the economic, social and cultural prosperity of Wales.
    • English Heritage
      English Heritage is an executive non-departmental public body sponsored by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), with additional revenue generated by its historic properties and services.
    • The Royal Observatory Greenwich
      The Royal Observatory Greenwich is a centre of excellence for modern astronomy. Founded in 1674 by King Charles II, the Observatory is the home of Greenwich Mean Time.
  • Public Sector

    With its full standards compliance, and transparent licensing structure, Amaxus is perfect for Public Sector organisations, as shown by its prestigious client list.

    • North East London Strategic Health Authority
      NELSHA is responsible for implementing Department of Health (DoH) strategy and policy in North East London, serving a population of 1.6million people.
    • NHS - 7000-user Intranet
      Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust is a recently merged Trust to form one of the largest NHS teaching Trusts in the United Kingdom.
    • Sandwell Public Information Network
      Sandwell Public Information Network (SPIN) is a partnership project between the local authority, the health partnership, Click!Sandwell and the local voluntary sector.
    • United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority
      The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) pioneered the development of nuclear energy in the UK.
    • Basic Skills Agency
      The Basic Skills Agency an independent organisation. However, we’re mainly funded by the Government through grants from the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) and the Welsh Assembly Government.
    • Liverpool Council
      The Mersey Gateway project, which started in December 2001, aims to create a website incorporating 20,000 digital images which will illustrate the history and growth of the port of Liverpool, and the development of distinct communities within the city and in towns on the Mersey.
    • London Innovation Network
      London Innovation is a London Development Agency (LDA) initiative, supported by the London Science and Industry Council and the organisations who form our Innovation Partners.
    • London Development Agency
      The LDA is London's business-led economic development agency, working for the Mayor to deliver the economic aspects of a program for renewal.
    • Hartlepool Borough Council
      PortCities Hartlepool, led by the Hartlepool Maritime Resource, aims to make available to a world wide audience via the Internet, an exciting and accessible learning resource which focuses on Hartlepool's important maritime history and development.
    • Housing Corporation
      The Housing Corporation is the national Government agency that funds new affordable housing and regulates housing associations in England.