Teamware focuses on customer segments where community interaction and transactions are key to the success of the customer.
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Public Sector
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With the aim of simplifying and unifying the communication and administration of the national technology programs, Tekes (the National Technology Agency in Finland) wanted to standardize the Web sites of individual programs and bring them under one Internet portal.
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Teamware Group is building the web services to the Arabianranta area in Helsinki, Finland. The interactive city portal, www.helsinkivirtualvillage.fi, brings together web-based services for businesses, citizens and students of the area. The portal is a major step towards the completion of the Helsinki Virtual Village project.
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The local arena is alive. While an increasing number of municipalities are investing in deepening democracy using technology, there are still only a few who are using the new channels to the full extent of their capabilities for increasing communication and interaction among and with their residents. Kista District Council in Stockholm, Sweden is a pioneer in this area and, together with Teamware, has created a pilot platform for municipal "e-democracy".
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City of Kerava in Southern Finland wanted to offer city administrators facilities to interact and distribute information regardless of time or location. The web community solution built on the Teamware Pl@za® platform and integrated with the existing Teamware Office groupware system will enhance communication between and within the city board, city council, city managers and elected officials.
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Associations
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American School Food Service Association, ASFSA, is a nation-wide association with over 60.000 members. To enhance the communication between its geographically dispersed membership the association launched interactive member services built on the Teamware Pl@za platform. The solution was delivered by Avectra - Teamware US partner.
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With the renewed web site RIL wanted to improve its member services by increasing the interactivity of its communications and enhancing the members' opportunities to make a difference. The idea was to bring added value for members as well as look for new earning models and business ideas.
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How can 40,000 members actively discuss different issues, exchange experiences, meet often and get to know each other better? These were just some of the questions that the Financial Sector Union of Sweden (Finansförbundet) asked itself in the process of reviewing new and more efficient ways of getting its members actively involved.
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Trade Union of Education in Finland OAJ needed an intranet/extranet solution to reinforce interaction and to speed up communication between its decision-making bodies, committees and local representatives. The service containing community functionality and integrated with the Union's existing Teamware Office Library was built by Teamware on the Teamware Pl@za® platform.
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Suomen Tiedottajien liitto PROCOM, The Finnish Association of Organizational Communicators initiated a member community with the intention of improving and fastening the information flow between members and head office plus easing the workload of the head office.
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The renewed site of Ingenjörsförbundet (The Swedish Association of Engineers), acts as virtual meeting place for the Association's 11.000 members including discussion forums, wide contact network and information adapted according to the needs of the users.
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Corporations
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Falck Sverige AB, the Swedish subsidiary of the world's second largest security services provider Group 4 Falck, offers its 5000 employees a virtual meeting place with opportunities for enhanced communication and interaction.
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Helsingin Messut (Helsinki Fair Ltd.), the second largest exhibition organizer in Finland, chose Teamware Group to renew its web site. The unique web service offers an interactive e-marketplace for trade fair visitors and exhibitors.
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