Creating better environments, KE-ZU has a new website
December 21st, 2007
KE-ZU website V2.1 is now live. We have launched V2.1 as a beta version so that you can help develop the functionality in the way you want it to work for you.
Note the WEBSITE FEEDBACK button on the left hand side of every page. In a world where nothing seems original or personal anymore, we actually want to hear from you. We want to know what you want, what¹s not working for you and ideas on how we can improve the content and functionality.
Check it out: kezu.com.au
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