Intranet Innovation Awards
The Intranet Innovation Awards are global awards that celebrate new ideas and innovative approaches to the enhancement and delivery of intranets. The goal is to find these remarkable solutions, and to share them with the wider community.
Uniquely, these awards recognise individual intranet improvements, and not intranets as a whole. By increasing the pace of innovation across the whole of the intranet community. Every idea, no matter how small, adds to our understanding of what it means to have a successful intranet.
Winners for 2011 announced!
Congratulations to all the 2011 winners of the Intranet Innovation Awards:
- Visual effects project management tool, Framestore (UK)
- 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)
For full information on all the winners, obtain a copy of the Intranet Innovations 2011 report.
Annual reports
The Intranet Innovations reports provide an annual showcase of the present and future of intranets. Packed with screenshots and insights, they are a must-have for all intranet teams. With dozens of ideas both large and small, every team will find something that will excite management or guide immediate design decisions.
Annual report
Intranet Innovations 2011
The must-have annual report for all intranet teams. Sharing details on this year’s winners of the global Intranet Innovation Awards, it gives insight into the leading edge of intranets. Use the report to build support with senior management, and to guide planning for the intranet team’s next steps.
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Intranet Innovations bundle
A package containing all five Intranet Innovations reports (2007-2011), providing a remarkable resource for intranet teams. The package comprises over 780 pages, including 45 winners and 31 commended entries. Winners come from across the globe, and cover a huge range of ideas and approaches.
These are must-have resources for all intranet teams, giving concrete insight and inspiring senior management.
“We had never before submitted an entry for an Intranet Innovation Award, so we were quite surprised and humbled by the award we won in 2009 for our AEP Now Ideas system, a twist on an online suggestion box that identified over $8 million in cost savings over two months of use.
“Since the award was announced, we’ve received praise and even modest financial rewards from our company leadership. Just recently, our chief executive officer interrupted a big meeting to congratulate us for the award and to thank us for our work.
“I encourage you to submit your intranet innovation, and I look forward to reading about it.”
William Amurgis, Manager, Internal Communications, AEP (USA)
Enter the 2012 awards
The 2012 Intranet Innovation Awards will be open for submissions in April, 2012. You can register your interest and we’ll keep you informed about the Awards timetable and when submissions open.
Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you’d like further information on the awards.
Intranet teams gain tremendous recognition and visibility when they win a global Intranet Innovation Award. Winners obtain a beautiful glass trophy, are celebrated publicly, and are showcased in articles, videos and at conferences. Past winners have also attracted internal recognition for their efforts once they’ve won an award.
More about the Awards
The Intranet Innovation Awards are run yearly, and are backed up by global judges and supporters, as well as a solid scoring methodology. Find out more:
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions, or would like more information.
“We were very pleased to have our Team Sites in a Box framework recognised with a Gold Intranet Innovation Award in 2008.
It was rewarding to deliver a successful online collaboration environment for our Team Site users, and having that achievement further acknowledged with a prestigious international Award was particularly exciting for our small team.
We also received great kudos within our organisation, and have enjoyed positive feedback and a strong level of interest from the local SharePoint community.”
Jane Headon, Executive Manager – Knowledge Management, Transfield (Australia)
