Summary

This is your chance to catch up on the in-depth case studies of 16 past winners from the knowledge-intensive companies. The report is richly illustrated with 280 screenshots, giving readers the unique opportunity to see good intranet designs that are usually hidden behind a firewall.

Of course, some of these profiles are a few years old by now, and the winning intranets may have been redesigned and don't look like the screenshots in their write-ups anymore. But even the oldest winners still contain many good ideas that the vast majority of intranets today would do well in emulating. And the war stories of what it took the winning teams to persevere and get a great design done certainly continue to ring true today, as they will ten years from now.

Table of Contents

438 page report with 280 screenshots

1. Pearson Technology Centre (2001 winner)
   • 6 pages
   • 3 screenshots
2. silverorange (2001 winner)
   • 20 pages
   • 13 screenshots
3. Lonely Planet Publications (2002 winner)
   • 13 pages
   • 11 screenshots
4. Mira Network AB (2002 winner)
   • 14 pages
   • 13 screenshots
5. Design Matters, Inc. (2003 winner)
   • 10 pages
   • 6 screenshots
6. FIGG Engineering Group (2003 winner)
   • 12 pages
   • 9 screenshots
7. Landor Associates (2003 winner)
   • 16 pages
   • 11 screenshots
8. Mayo Clinic (2003 winner)
   • 19 pages
   • 14 screenshots
9. The Integer Group (2005 winner)
   • 21 pages
   • 8 screenshots
10. Schematic (2005 winner)
    • 21 pages
    • 15 screenshots
11. ALTANA Pharma AG (2006 winner)
    • 42 pages
    • 42 screenshots
12. National Geographic Society (2007 winner)
    • 58 pages
    • 42 screenshots
13. Altran (2009 winner)
    • 29 pages
    • 14 screenshots
14. COWI Group A/S (2009 winner)
    • 39 pages
    • 22 screenshots
15. Environmental Resources Management (ERM) (2009 winner)
    • 47 pages
    • 24 screenshots
16. McKesson Corporation (2009 winner)
    • 66 pages
    • 34 screenshots

Who Should Read This Report?

• Anybody in charge of an intranet or its design, within the knowledge-intensive sector, unless they have already read all past editions of the Intranet Design Annual.

Collecting similar benchmarking and best practice information from a large set of intranets yourself would probably take you two to three months, if you could ever get enough other companies to let you in the door. Realistically, reading this report is the only way you will get the scoop on this many intranet projects.

Please help us continue publish low-price reports by buying a site license if you have colleagues who will read the report. If you only need it for yourself, then that's obviously what the single-user license is for. If somebody "gives" you a copy, then please buy a download anyway to keep prices down in the future. 

Download Report (from eSellerate) $168 for the PDF file (438 pages, 280 screenshots), single-user license $348 for a site license to make copies and place on your intranet

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