Mona School of Business and Management (MSBM) is pleased to announce the launch of the newly redesigned website.
The website redesign is a key component of the School’s Digital Transformation agenda as the website is the digital gateway to the School and supports our engagement with stakeholders including; current and prospective students, faculty, administrators, alumni as well as members of the Business community and the general public.
With a bold and modern look, featuring greater visual consistency and standardisation, the new design allows for more streamlined menus, easier navigation and offers an improved mobile experience. We focussed on simplifying and updating our content, providing more resources for students and providing a modern, fresh look for our constituents.
In commenting on the redesigned website, Dr David McBean, Executive Director, MSBM, stated, “One of our core values is “Innovation” and we are always mindful of the realities of the dynamic environment in which we operate and the need to be agile and responsive to the demands of the market. A modern and responsive website is therefore critical to the way we engage with our stakeholders in this environment. As we commemorate the tenth anniversary of the merger of the former MSB and DOMS, this is an opportune time for us to launch this redesigned website as we celebrate a decade of innovation and excellence”
The redesign process involved benchmarking against international Business Schools as well as receiving feedback from various stakeholders as part of a user testing group.
In addition to the website, MSBM’s digital strategy includes communicating with stakeholders through a number of social media platforms and our own Mobile App.
The website may be accessed at http://msbm-uwi.org
ABOUT MSBM
MSBM is a key plank of the University of the West Indies (UWI) Mona’s value proposition to its constituents in Jamaica and the region. Specifically, its mandate is to be the arm of the University
that facilitates effective business education and practices in the private and public sectors in order to advance the economic development agenda of Jamaica and the region.
