Summary: AxxiemWebSolutions, one of the leading web solutions firms working in the biotech sphere announced today that it has joined the Biotechnology Industry Organization.

Body: February 8, 2008 -- AxxiemWebSolutions of Westchester New York, today announced that today that it has joined the Biotechnology Industry Organization (www.bio.org), the world's largest biotechnology organization, providing advocacy, business development and communications services for more than 1,150 members worldwide.

“We are committed to helping biotech firms better utilize the web to communicate effectively with their various target audiences," says Axxiem's President and CEO, Susan MH Lewenz. "We think the important work of America's biotech and pharmaceutical companies is not well understood by the American consumer and patient market. The web is an ideal place to solve that problem. Our sites are carefully designed and constructed to speak effectively to all levels of audiences, including professionals, investors and the patient community."

While BIO's membership includes many associated fields supporting the biotech industry, the organization reports that Axxiem is the first web solutions company to join its ranks. Axxiem will be exhibiting at BIO's annual international convention, June 17-20 in San Diego (booth #5629).
Axxiem recently launched the redesigned website for the New York Biotechnology Association (www.nyba.org) and announced that it had begun work on several projects with Westchester-based Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.

For more information please visit: www.axxiem.com, www.bio.org

About AxxiemWebSolutions
Based in Westchester, NY, Axxiem boasts a powerful team of internet business consultants, staff biologist and content writers, innovative designers, SEO specialists, project managers and programmers. Axxiem's 120+ sales, design, programming, and customer support teams are located in New York, Florida, Ohio, California and New Delhi, India. Axxiem has been the recipient of numerous design awards, including Best Biotech Website and Best Construction Website from the Web Marketing Association in 2006 and 2007.

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The Journal News: Innovation seen as key to success

IBM Corp. produces about 10 patents a day, its senior vice president of research said yesterday, but the company doesn't consider them its most important intellectual property.

It's innovation that is key to IBM's ability to compete, rather than producing products at the lowest cost or getting them to market in the fastest time, John E. Kelly III said.

"Every place I go, (innovation) is all they want to talk about, and what they're focused on," said Kelly, who returned this week from a trip to Eastern Europe.

Kelly spoke at a program sponsored by The Business Council of Westchester, "Westchester@-Work: Investment, Ingenuity, Innovation." It's a series of events the council has launched this year as it seeks new business growth options in a county where the council sees less manufacturing and back-office operations in its future.

About 50 people attended the program at IBM's Industry Solutions Lab in Hawthorne.Kelly suggested that innovation could be broken down into a formula: (invention + insight) x collaboration.

Invention isn't enough to get a company to the next level. There must also be a sense of how to deploy the new products and services a business can come up with. And the business needs to find people, both within and outside its borders, to make the leap to the marketplace.

Those collaborations work at different levels. Kelly noted that IBM is working with other companies that are affiliated with SUNY Albany's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering.

One of the businesspeople at yesterday's event is finding success in collaboration overseas. Susan Lewenz, president and chief executive of Axxiem Web Solutions of Hastings-on-Hudson, said the three-year-old company has an agreement with an Indian business that writes the coding for the Web applications software it designs.

"It's like one team. It's just one team 11 hours away," Lewenz said.

She would have added one other element to Kelly's innovation equation: execution. Lewenz said businesspeople overseas see Americans as especially adept at that function.

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For the 2nd Year AxxiemWebSolutions Wins WMA's Best Construction Website

(PRWEB) September 20, 2007 -- AxxiemWebSolutions of Westchester New York, today announced that the Boston-based Web Marketing Association (WMA), has named its website for client MGA Roofing (www.mgaroofing.com) winner of the Best Construction Website for 2007. Axxiem's client PAF Painting took the same honor last year for its website, www.pafpainting.com.

"We are committed to helping construction and manufacturing firms utilize the web in the way that can most effectively grow their businesses," says Axxiem's COO, David BP Lewenz, himself a former home builder in Michigan. "Whether it's show-casing their project galleries or communicating what makes them different from their competitors, we believe that the construction industry is one that can be hugely benefited by proper representation on the Web."

The annual Web Award Competition was founded in 1997 to set high standards for Internet marketing and site development on the World Wide Web. WebAward entries are submitted by leading interactive agencies, website owners and in-house marketing departments from more than 19 countries.

For more information please visit: www.mgaroofing.com , www.axxiem.com.

About AxxiemWebSolutions (www.axxiem.com)
Based in Westchester, NY, Axxiem boasts a powerful team of internet business consultants, innovative designers, content writers, SEO specialists, project managers and programmers. Axxiem's 120+ design, programming and build teams are located in New York, Florida, California and New Delhi, India. Axxiem has been the recipient of numerous design awards, including Best Biotech Website and Best Construction Website from the Web Marketing Association in 2006.

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Summary: AxxiemWebSolutions (NY) announces the launch of Organizational Web Integration with the launch of www.aaainc.org for the Armenian Assembly of America, the largest non-partisan Armenian-American advocacy organization in the United States.

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In the Internet age, visionary leaders of organizations like the Armenian Assembly are seeking to make the most of the technologies available to them to increase operating efficiencies as well as raise the bar for effectiveness. While the Internet presents many possibilities, figuring out how exactly to merge technology and operations can be a challenge, even for the most nimble of operations.

The Assembly turned to NY-based AxxiemWebSolutions to build a resource that would be more than a redesigned brochure on the web. “Our community is diverse and extends around the globe,” said Bryan Ardouny, executive director of the Armenian Assembly.  “We needed an effective way to quickly communicate with our constituency wherever they are as well as keep Armenian-American issues in the forefront of the minds of policymakers in Washington.  The website that Axxiem has designed and built for us provides enormous power and flexibility.”

The new site provides the Assembly with powerful document management tools that allows them to organize, store and present to visitors, unlimited document libraries (press releases, treaties, agreements, news, etc.). The site also boasts events and donations operations and member management tools.

“This new site significantly enhances the Assembly’s presence on the world wide web,” said Armen Kharazian, Assembly Research and Analysis Director and staff point-person on the new site. “It is designed as the Assembly’s virtual office and allows for the conduct of policy, sharing of knowledge and documents, and constituent outreach. While its primary mission is to serve the needs and interests of our community, its value extends over a larger set of issues and areas, and we look forward to welcoming visitors who take interest in all those issues and areas.” 

“Companies and organizations must demand more from their web solutions,” said Susan MH Lewenz, Axxiem CEO. “The Assembly needed much more than just a web site redesign – they needed to be able to take advantage of everything the web can offer them. And they had the vision to understand that what they dreamed could be achieved. At Axxiem we are never afraid of the challenge and we are grateful to the Armenian Assembly for allowing us to develop this Integration solution for them.” 

About AxxiemWebSolutions (www.axxiem.com)
Based in Westchester, NY, Axxiem boasts a powerful team of internet business consultants, innovative designers, content writers, SEO specialists, project managers and programmers. Axxiem’s 120+ design, programming and build teams are located in New York, Florida, California and New Delhi, India. Axxiem has been the recipient of numerous design awards, including Best Biotech Website and Best Construction Website from the Web Marketing Association in 2006.

About the Armenian Assembly of America (www.aaainc.org).

Headquartered in Washington, DC, the Armenian Assembly of America is the largest non-partisan Armenian-American advocacy organization in the United States. For 35 years, the Assembly has promoted public awareness of Armenian issues, encouraged greater Armenian-American participation in the American democratic process, and assisted in humanitarian and development programs in Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh, while strengthening the U.S. - Armenia and U.S. - Nagorno Karabakh relationships.