Thinking of user experience as how a webpage functions, or how customer support handles enquiries, means missing out on today’s largest competitive advantage.
Read moreThe story of Boye & Co - and our move from J. Boye
As you well may have noticed, we changed the name. And yes. It is about you.
While our aim of bringing the best networking and learning experience remains the same, we want to highlight one crucial thing. That thing being you.
Goodbye middle management, hello collaboration: How we will be working in five years
The workplace of tomorrow is long overdue. It sounds like an anomaly, but think about it. Today's workplace runs still largely according to Victorian values. We come to a workplace where we are managed in hierarchical structures, kept in one place for set hours every day, then go home to our 'other' lives.
Read moreHow umbraco needs to change to survive
This year the popular Umbraco Festival in Germany invited me to host a session with the thought-provoking title: “Umbraco: How it needs to change to survive”
In the talk, I listed 7 areas & themes where the umbraco project needs to change:
Marketing wants this. Development wants that. What is a digital leader to do?
When you look at how to speed up a complex digital project and deliver high-quality end-user experiences, the palette of options placed in front of you is daunting. It’s never a binary decision what to do next.
What I’m seeing experienced digital managers do—when their organizational challenges get too wild—is to put shared tools in front of di!erent teams with di!erent needs. That way, they nudge their divergent teams to work together on advancing projects.
Read moreCoredna – a digital platform vendor built for speed and scale
Have you ever put a new CMS, marketing or e-commerce tool in place to address a specific problem, only to find an ever-increasing workload and new problems emerge?
Read moreScaling design thinking
The promise of combining new ways of collaboration with design thinking to come up with important innovation sounds almost too good to be true.
This was at the heart of a popular session at the Boye Aarhus 17 conference where Maren Christin Huebl from German software giant SAP gave a talk on fostering a culture of innovation with design thinking.
Read moreArtificial intelligence: How to capitalise on the huge potential
If you’ve been working with digital for the past years, you have probably heard of mobile-first. When mobile-first was introduced by Google in 2010, it had a tremendous impact on how solutions were developed. Programmers and others started to think about smartphones and tablets before thinking about desktops and this required a huge change in thinking and also led to a fair share of confusion.
Read moreThe end of the beginning of a totally new financial system
Volumes have been written about bitcoin, blockchain and cybercurrencies, in particular recently given the hype and immense fluctuations in the value of bitcoin.
Read moreNavigation is for losers!
The digital game is seemingly always changing and today there’s yet another major shift happening in the way we design websites and apps. I’ve been in endless meetings with heated discussions over website or app navigation and information architecture. Should the navigation be aligned following departmental structures, product lines or copied from the competitors? Should it be on the top or to the left? Should we have 8 navigational items or 22? And so it continues
Read moreTowards better experiences
“We are all entitled to our opinion, but we share the same facts”
This was one of my key take aways from an inspiring session led by industry analyst Alan Pelz-Sharpe at a recent Boye peer group meeting in Boston.
Read moreInformation is a business-critical asset of any organisation
Every organisation knows how many chairs it has, how many hand driers, how many people it employs, how much stock it has and how much money it has in the bank or is owed.
Read moreWhat really matters in a persona?
In June Susan Weinschenk guest starred at a Boye group meeting in Copenhagen and shared some of the typical mistakes often made when working with personas. These include:
Read moreThe Making of ERS 2.0
There are many ways to launch a website and even more ways to use modern tools, frameworks and systems to build the underlying technical platform. Each with di!erent strengths and weaknesses. Thanks to Samuel Pouyt at the European Respiratory Society for sharing the below extensive and detailed technical case study of their new website at shared at a recent group meeting in European CMS Expert Group.
Read moreA one-page look into the CMS marketplace in 2017 with Jonathan Phillips
As a technology buyer, the marketplace for content management systems might seem somewhat mature by now, but with requirements shifting and plenty of confusion, it is always good to attempt a fresh look.
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