Box UK to implement Amaxus for GEMS
Amaxus has been selected by GEMS to drive their corporate and school websites.
About GEMS
GEMS, Global Education Management Systems, manages a network of international schools providing education to nearly 40,000 students from 100 different countries. The company has offices in the UK, US, UAE and India, and employs 3,300 education professionals and staff from around the world. In the UK GEMS has a prestigious board of advisors:
- Sir Gareth Roberts (President Wolfson College, Oxford, Chairman of the Board)
- Mike Tomlinson (Formerly Chief Inspector for Schools, Chair of DfES Working Party on 14-19 Reform, Chairman GEMS Advisory Board)
- Professor John MacBeath (Chair of Educational Leadership at Cambridge University, Adviser to UNESCO & OECD)
- Nick Stuart (Director General Schools Policy, devised the 1988 Education Reform Act and Education Act 1993 – leading to the National Curriculum)
- James Sabben-Clare (formerly Headmaster of Winchester College and Chairman of HMC)
- Elizabeth Passmore OBE (Dr Passmore is Director of Inspection at OFSTED)
About Box UK
Box UK was established in 1998 to provide internet development, design and consultancy services to a broad range of clients. Since its inception it has moved into creating dynamic, database-driven applications using the latest cutting-edge technologies.
Clients include the National Maritime Museum, DfES, BECTa, Chubb, Corus Rail, UB40, Royal Observatory Greenwich, the Basic Skills Agency, the Port Cities Consortium, McCann Erickson and Worcestershire County Cricket Club.
The company is known for its expertise in all areas of application development, including the implementation of Amaxus, its high-level XML Content Management System.
