 Peter Erik Bang Nissen
Analyst, J. Boye
Peter is an analyst within the area of web and intranet management. He has worked for a number of years with issues related to standards, governance and processes for delivering high quality web content. He has led several projects from the phases of strategy, requirements gathering and specification, testing, training through to implementation, be it of CMS, portal releases or search engines.
The bulk of his practical experience comes from positions as Webmaster and Manager of e-commerce and later as Head of online channels with the container business arm of Danish multinational A.P. Moller – Maersk Group.
Peter holds a masters degree in Communication from Roskilde University but his multi-threaded way through life has also involved studies of Philosophy, French and Webmastering as well as positions as teacher within the secondary school sector, webmaster with a Danish NGO and documentation center manager at the French Embassy in Copenhagen.
Peter is based in Copenhagen and while he is definitely no opponent of city life, nor of relaxing with his family in his small summer house and garden, he is also a zealous trekker and has roamed the mountains on all continents, except Africa and Antarctica, his latest adventure being the ascent of Mont Blanc in 2006.
J. Boye
J. Boye is a vendor neutral analyst firm focusing on enterprise portals, intranet and content management.
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Presentations
Wednesday, November 7th: 14.30 - 15.15
Track: MOSS 2007
Savile Row or H&M? A matter of fit
MOSS 2007 appears to become the blockbuster of this year and next - but does one size fit all? We will present a scenario analysis outlining where this platform is an obvious choice but also line up the business requirements and uncertainties that may make your project a lengthy and expensive affair.
Joint presentation with Janus Boye
Value: The distinguishing factor for next generation intranets
Wednesday, November 7th: 10.30 - 12.00
Track: Intranet
Intranets still suffer from lack of esteem in many organisations and struggle with proving their value.
This introductory presentation sets the stage for the intranet track and asks some of the hard questions that intranet managers face: in a complex business setting, there are matters of governance, innovation and demonstration of value to be dealt with.
A brief introduction for newcomers
Wednesday, November 7th: 7.45 – 8.45
An introduction to content management, intranet, portals and search: Attend this early session if you are new to the field or would like a reminder of the basics.
In one hour, you will be introduced to the main topics enabling you to benefit more from the rest of the conference. Avoiding technical jargon, the following questions will be answered:
- What is content management?
- What role do enterprise portals play?
- The forgotten difference between CMS and content management.
- What is enterprise search and how does it relate to content management and portals?
- Do intranets require a fundamentally different approach?
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