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Jan9

MOSS Intranet Voted Top 10

Categories: Provoke, MOSS
In an earlier post I mentioned that the Intranet we designed for the Ministry of Transport won top prize at the Microsoft partner awards. Earlier this week the same Intranet was announced on Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox as being among the top 10 Intranets of 2008.
 
Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox, January 7, 2008:
 
The winners of the award for 10 best-designed intranets for 2008 are:
 
Bank of America, US
Bankinter S.A., Spain
Barnes & Noble, US
British Airways, UK
Campbell Soup Company, US
Coldwell Banker Real Estate Corporation, US
IKEA North America Service, LLC, US
Ministry of Transport, New Zealand
New South Wales Department of Primary Industries, Australia SAP AG, Germany
Most of the winning designs are traditional, company-wide intranets, but IKEA won for its regional intranet covering North America. Also, Coldwell Banker's intranet works somewhat like an extranet: it connects 3,800 independently owned and operated residential and commercial real estate offices, while appearing to users as a local office intranet rather than a corporate intranet.

Half of the winners are from the US, closely matching the nation's long-term performance average of 53%. The remaining five winners hail from five different countries. The southern hemisphere is strongly represented this year, including the first-ever winner from New Zealand.
 
 
Ministry of Transport intranet homepage
 
 

Comments

On 10 Jan 2008 05:10, Kevin said:

Congratulations! I'd love to see a customer success article about what you did for their intranet.

On 15 Jan 2008 07:50, Ari said:

I'll be writing more on this shortly - in the meantime see Computerworld for articles Ministry intranet project wins Provoke a Microsoft gong and Ministry of Transport makes top 10 intranet list for more information.

On 05 Aug 2009 04:41, Chris said:

I'd like to see more references of intranet designs like this.

On 15 Oct 2009 07:30, Ari said:

A more detailed explanation of how we did this can be found over on my new blog at How we did it: Tag driven Information Architecture using MOSS

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