Monitor Media
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| Type | Web Development Company |
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| Founded | 1995 |
| Headquarters | , UK Dorking |
Monitor Media is a British new media and web development company, located in Surrey, England. Founded at the beginning of the modern internet era in January 1995 by Robert Simmons and Paul Trickey, the company was formed to help clients take advantage of the sales and marketing opportunities that the digital revolution promised. Financially successful and robust even through the widely reported dotcom bubble burst of 2001, the company remains in private ownership today.
Typically described as a full service web agency, Monitor Media’s work is primarily to do with designing, building and hosting bespoke websites and their associated management systems. Most clients are blue chip organisations, though smaller companies also appear on the client list. However, as web technology has improved and as digital convergence becomes a reality, so the company has developed skills in hosted online applications, e-marketing, mobile messaging and other related forms of digital communication.
In 2006, Monitor Media launched its own commercial application called TOMMIE. A fully hosted office management system, TOMMIE (which stands for Total Office
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