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A quick note on multi-lingual entries to the Intranet Innovation Awards

As noted before, we've got a great list of supporters for the Intranet Innovation Awards, from across the globe. With supporters located in places such as France, Switzerland and Denmark, the question naturally arises regarding multi-lingual submissions to the Awards.

After some discussions with our supporters, this is how it will work:

• The Intranet Innovation Awards have been established to be global awards recognising innovative approaches to intranet delivery.
• Entries from all countries are strongly encouraged, regardless of the language the intranet is published in.
• The entry form must be submitted in English, to allow us to review and judge the entries.
• The screenshots can be in any language, as long as they are annotated in English to allow us to assess the designs and ideas.
• The annotation can be done in any way that makes sense, as long as we have images that are suitable for inclusion in the awards report.

So in summary: entries are welcome from all countries! As long as we can judge the entries, we'd love nothing more than to give awards to intranet teams based in Europe, Asia, Africa or South America.

Posted by jamesr on April 05, 2007 12:52 PM
Categories: Intranets