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Comment on Gentics wins Web Idol by Telekom Austria Group launches intranet using Aloha Editor | J. Boye

Telekom Austria Group launches intranet using Aloha Editor | J. Boye — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 13:39:31 +0000

[...] windows and looked rather rough around the edges. Fast forward to a few months later, and Aloha won the Web Idol 2010 competition at the J. Boye Conference in Aarhus, based on delegate [...]

Comment on What does “making your website accessible” actually mean? by ID management: How to save money and provide better services | Aarhus 2010 News | J. Boye Conferences

Thu, 14 Oct 2010 09:47:31 +0000

[...] share a session with the Royal National Institute for Blind People who will present a case study on how to make an accessible website. AuthorPeter SejersenLeave a CommentRead our commentary policy.Click here to cancel reply.Name [...]

Comment on Learn how to make connections, invade conversations and much more by Could you generate sales with no marketing budget? | Aarhus 2010 News | J. Boye Conferences

Wed, 06 Oct 2010 13:01:40 +0000

[...] “as much more than marketing”: Fostering dialogue in all areas while being true to the brand. Much like fellow J. Boye conference speaker, Mari Luangrath, handles her [...]

Comment on Why having no intranet budget can be a great thing by 8 fordele ved at have et lille intranet budget | Artikel | J. Boye

8 fordele ved at have et lille intranet budget | Artikel | J. Boye — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 12:25:38 +0000

[...] med på Aarhus 10 konferencen for webprofessionelle, og hør bl.a. hvordan intranetgruppen hos Arla også vendte et beskåret intranetbudget til noget positivt. ForfatterDorthe JespersenSkriv en kommentarLæs vores kommentarpolitik.Klik for at annullere [...]

Comment on Why having no intranet budget can be a great thing by Wm. Amurgis

Wm. Amurgis — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 21:23:36 +0000

Agreed! Like Martin, my intranet team has never had a budget, but we’ve still managed. If anything, it’s created great discipline: we’re unable to invest in comprehensive platforms, so we’ve learned to build things ourselves, for free. (I’d much rather invest in talent, anyway.)