Ehaus Powers Ahead

For many Ehaus clients, the internet has become both its fastest growing sales channel, and a new platform to
deliver content and services

James Henson, director of Ehaus: "The web has come a long way since Ehaus built its first websites in the mid-1990s. Not only has the technology leapt forward, but the very purpose of the internet has been shaped by its users and forward-thinking companies."

"For many Ehaus clients, the internet has become both its fastest growing sales channel, and a new platform to deliver content and services. As new markets and opportunities open up, taking advantage of them needn’t be out of reach even to small players. It’s all about adapting the ever-growing pool of available technology and thinking creatively about what you can offer. Ehaus can help achieve this.”

A leading supplier of web services to the book trade, Ehaus offers much more than just design and programming skills. Uniquely amongst web developers, it understands the information at the heart of the publishing and bookselling process, and harnesses this knowledge with robust and finely tuned software to deliver real value to the client.

The brainchild of directors Matthew Pollock and James Henson, Ehaus began as the web software arm of Book Data (later Nielsen BookData). Following a management buyout in 2004, the company has powered ahead, building a solid reputation for innovation and reliability. It has an impressive client portfolio, including: Foyles, Little Brown, OECD, Oxfam, Insight Guides and Publishing News.

A website’s usability conveys a message about its brand, as does its design. Ehaus' growing palette of software solutions has been developed with the user’s concerns in mind, be they security, accuracy of product information, accessibility, or ease of use. Whatever size the project, the end product is an application that packs a punch.