Chemical Industry News Now More Accessible
Chemical Week announced today the release of its new beta website. The retooled website and online information service will highlight breaking news from around the globe. Site visitors will benefit from a new streamlined user interface making it easier to access the news, analysis and pricing from Chemical Week’s global team of industry professionals and journalists.
Lyn Tattum, Publisher at Chemical Week commented “Now, more than ever, readers will be able to search and find the key insights they need for their businesses to grow and thrive,” Ms Tattum continued “Visitors will benefit directly from Chemical Week’s 100 years of experience as the publication of choice in the chemical industry.”
During this beta testing period, the Chemical Week team is actively seeking feedback on all aspects of the website and content so they’ll be able to continue fine-tuning the user experience to be even more useful to professionals seeking information online and via mobile devices.
Robert Westervelt, Editor-in-Chief at Chemical Week said “Regional coverage will be enhanced with greater focus on emerging markets in Asia, and the Middle East. Full articles and analysis from Chemical Week’s print edition will be available as soon as they go to press, allowing even more timely access to essential industry intelligence.”
As the beta testing continues, the Chemical Week team will further enhance the site with added functionality and content. Users will see advanced customization and search capabilities, an online “store” and new information and data products in the coming months.
For information about beta testing contact John Rockwell at +1 212 621-4668, email: jrockwell@accessintel.com.
About Chemical Week
Chemical Week is the premier information source for the global chemical industry. Chemical Week produces executive conferences, seminars and roundtable events. Chemical Week’s headquarters are located in New York with offices in Rockville, Maryland; and London. Chemical Week is part of the Access Intelligence family of chemical business media products including Chemical Engineering magazine and Harriman Chemsult. Additional information is available at www.chemweek.com.