European Intranet Group
European Intranet Group
Group aimed at experienced intranet professionals from across Europe.
Next meeting
Date: 16 April 2013
Place: GfK, Nürnberg, Germany
Group focus
The group focuses on the corporate intranet as communication channel; its content, structure, usability and organisation. Intranet strategy and governance as well as tools used for collaboration and knowledge sharing are other overall topics.
Member profiles
Intranet managers, communication managers, project managers, intranet editors and people in similar roles working with the sharing of information and knowledge in the organisation. The group is not open to vendors.
The members are from a variety of large, international and complex government and private organisations.
The group is not open to consultants or vendors.
Topics
Topics discussed in the group encompass:
- How to sell the intranet internally; how to stimulate adoption
- How to encourage knowledge sharing
- The stages of maturity of an intranet
- The training of contributors and editors
- Automation of work processes on the intranet
- Web 2.0 / new tools and applications
- Understanding and managing corporate rollouts of intranet, for example in subsidiaries or partner organisations
- Rollouts of intranets in different countries
- Personalisation of the intranet
- Internal campaigns and TV on the intranet
Meeting details
The group meets 3 times annually for full-day meetings. 2 of them hosted by members in their respective countries and one hosted by J. Boye in Aarhus, Denmark.
Meetings are in English and J. Boye provides meeting minutes from each meeting as well as an online forum for members to continue the conversations in between the meetings. There are expert guest speakers at most meetings to provide further input to the group.
Price
1 year's membership
- EUR 1,950 (1 seat)
- EUR 2,950 (2 seats)
- EUR 3,950 (3 seats)
Moderator
Contact the group moderator Volker Grünauer
Volker Grünauer
Regional Managing Director, Digital and Intranet expert
Volker is leading J.Boye’s activities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. His primary focus is to launch and moderate local groups on web and intranet and help organizations large and small with vendor neural CMS selection processes, digital strategy and benchmarking projects.
Prior to J. Boye, he was head of e-marketing at Wienerberger, worlds largest brick producer, and worked several years in digital agencies.
