The International Court of Arbitration® North America Office Debuts New Website

Online, July 16, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Based in New York, ICC North America (ICCNA) is the regional office of the International Court of Arbitration® of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Serving the United States and Canada, ICCNA advises users on all phases of ICC dispute resolution services and provides educational programs throughout the North American region.

In March 2010, ICCNA launched an independent website to serve its constituency of attorneys and companies more effectively. The new site offers immediate access to ICC rules and regulations, an events calendar and registration, and newsfeeds. ICCNA's staff maintains site control with ease and confidence utilizing ReadyPortal's content management solution (CMS) platform.

Following a competitive selection process, ICCNA decided that ReadyPortal was the best choice in terms of user-friendly technology, price, customer service and technical support.

"After reviewing multiple demos, ReadyPortal made the most sense," said Deputy Director, Ms. Victoria Shannon. "The platform is easy to use, and we find it very convenient that we can utilize all the features through a standard web browser. We valued ReadyPortal's track record and its diverse client base, which includes local nonprofits as well as large-scale, multi-layered businesses. ReadyPortal was the clear choice as the technology partner that could respond to our current and future web needs."

ICCNA found that ReadyPortal constantly expands its features based directly on feedback from users, provides feature updates to users at no additional cost and offers unrestricted technical support and customer service for a fixed and predictable fee, in contrast to other competitive platforms.

"We have been particularly impressed with ReadyPortal's responsive technical support and outstanding personalized client service. They took great efforts to understand our organization and designed a comprehensive web solution that met our requirements and budget. We would recommend ReadyPortal to any organization wanting to replace a cumbersome website with an efficient one," explained Ms. Shannon.

A leading Web CMS platform, ReadyPortal has successfully served nonprofits, businesses and trade associations for over a decade in the US and international marketplace. The platform has proven to be a flexible and robust, yet affordable web solution for building a multi-functional web presence and managing content.

"ICCNA is an example of an organization that made a decision to take the reins of its web persona to better represent its brand and services locally, while supporting the overall mission of a global entity. We are proud to be selected as their web platform of choice," said Rajiv Chatterjee, CEO of ReadyPortal.

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About ICCNA
Created in 1923, the International Court of Arbitration® ("Court") of the International Chamber of Commerce ("ICC") is currently the world's leading institution for resolving international commercial and business disputes, pioneering international commercial arbitration, as it is known today. The North American office, known as ICC North America ("ICCNA"), is based in New York City and serves the United States and Canada. ICCNA advises North American attorneys and companies on all phases of ICC dispute resolution services and provides educational programs throughout the North American region on cutting-edge topics in international arbitration and dispute resolution.