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Congratulations to the 2011 winners of the Intranet Innovation Awards!

Written by , published October 6th, 2011

Categorised under: intranet innovation awards, Intranets

The day has come for us to unveil this year’s winners of the Intranet Innovation Awards. Congratulations to all of this year’s winners, from around the globe:

Platinum award winner

  • Visual effects project management tool
    Framestore (UK)

Gold awards winners

  • Mobile intranet
    Queensland University of Technology (Australia)
  • Mobile intranet
    UK Parliament (UK)
  • Just in time content
    CRS Australia (Australia)
  • Expertise location and LinkedIn connector
    Lundbeck (Denmark)
  • Personalisation
    Malmo Stad (Sweden)
  • Alu TV video sharing platform
    Alcatel-Lucent (France)
  • SportsAid Amazing Race
    Arup (UK)
  • Customer-centric intranet
    ScottsMiracle-Gro (USA)
  • Online and mobile conference tool
    Lafarge (France)

Commended entries

  • Find-o-meter
    Vancity (Canada)
  • Daisy the intranet
    RSPCA Victoria (Australia)
  • Social intranet
    RPC (UK)
  • Faceted search
    CSIRO (Australia)

It’s been a hugely enjoyable process for all the judges and editorial team working on the awards. Yet again, we’ve surfaced remarkable, surprising and impressive ideas that will be of interest to all intranet teams.

This year we’ve got three mobile intranet solutions, core business systems, just-in-time information delivery, social intranets, video, and much more.

Grab a copy of the Intranet Innovations 2011 report for more.

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