www.theoutbox.co.uk , which as How-Do revealed earlier this week has delayed its launch to January - despite what it says on the website. The venture is being funded by the NWDA which awarded the publishing contract to Junction YK. Junction YK in turn has now commissioned Daylight Moving Image to produce half a dozen films for broadcast on the site when it goes live.

Daylight is keen to hear from companies which have recently experienced a sea change in the way they do business through the use of innovative ICT.  Matt Smith of Daylight said: “We are particularly interested in why these companies chose to bring about the transition, what problems they encountered along the way and what benefits they have realised.  

“The key to these which is perhaps not stressed as much in the brief is that each manager should be a bit of a character and potentially be good on camera.”

Daylight is keen to source companies across the North West from a variety of sectors, particularly those from retail, manufacturing and service industries. The definition of SME they are using is companies with fewer than 250 staff.  

Companies which are able to demonstrate how ICT has impacted upon the following areas of their business are particularly sought.

•    Sales
•    Marketing
•    Communication
•    Operations
•    Staff and HR
•    Environment
•    Business Development
•    Management

“We have some businesses in mind” said Smith “But any suggestions would be a great help and would be greatly appreciated.”

www.day-light.co.uk

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