Martin Risgaard Rasmussen

Webmaster, LM Glasfiber

Martin is working as corporate webmaster at LM Glasfiber. His main tasks are to manage LM Glasfiber’s online tools with a main emphasis on the global intranet and www.lmglasfiber.com. Most recently he has been heading up a global implementation of a new global intranet based on MOSS 2007.

In addition to this Martin manages other projects including a DAM-system and various online marketing initiatives related to the LM Glasfiber website.

Martin holds a degree in international sales and marketing and has been in the online industry in both Denmark and the UK since 2002, working with an extensive array of online projects. Previous to LM Glasfiber he held the position as global Digital Media Coordinator at the international play equipment manufacturer KOMPAN.

LM Glasfiber

LM Glasfiber is the world’s leading supplier of blades for wind turbines, and the only supplier that operates on a global basis.

Blades play a crucial role in wind turbines – their design is crucial to the efficient exploitation of energy from the wind. LM Glasfiber blades are currently mounted on more than one in three wind turbines throughout the world.

LM Glasfiber has produced and sold more than 95,000 blades since 1978, corresponding to a capacity of 24,900 MW, or the annual electricity consumption of approximately 25 million European households.

Presentation

Wednesday, November 7^th: 10.30 - 12.00

Track: MOSS 2007

One company, One intranet - How to use a MOSS2007 intranet to support a one company agenda

As a part of the sustainable energy business LM Glasfiber is growing at a tremendous rate of about 20% per year. In 2007 alone 3 new factories has become operational and the number of employees have risen by more than 1000. This creates a tremendous demand for a platform for sharing information across borders and departments.

LM Glasfiber decided to use a new, global intranet to facilitate information sharing and to support the one company agenda. Coming from a number of local intranets the challenge has been to create something useful and very practical – and at the same time keep up with the fast pace of the rest of the company.

In this presentation you will learn about a slightly different and very practical approach to building an intranet, how permissions and access are based on trust and respect, and how this enables all employees worldwide to work as one team.

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• cmf2007 Slides: One company, One intranet - How to use a MOSS2007 intranet to support a one company agenda