Portland Customer Services

posted on May 4, 2011
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Portland Customer Services offers a range of cost-effective solutions to publishers, learned societies and membership-based organizations.  From collecting journal subscriptions, to online hosting and book distribution, PCS provides tailored and flexible solutions to satisfy all your customer service requirements.  Portland Customer Services is a division of Portland Press Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of The Biochemical Society, a not-for-profit publisher in the cellular and molecular life sciences. (Stand #N417, Hall 4.2, Frankfurt Book Fair).

http://www.portland-services.com

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