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Awards Nominations - Shortlist
Fri July 25, 2003

Below are the shortlisted nominations for the eAwards 2002. Winners of each category are highlighted.

Cat 1 Work and skills

Title
Dossier
Website
Kalido (UK)
Shell UK Exploration and Production (EXPRO) deployment of Kalido Dynamic Information Warehouse
click here to access pdf document 56kb www.kalido.com
www.shell.co.uk
Solvision (Netherlands)
founded in 1996 by three men with a common objective: to create a company where people enjoy working. Time has proven them successful, because six years later more than 500 people are working in the networked organisation The Vision Web that emerged from Solvision

WINNER

click here to access pdf document 493kb

www.solvision.com
www.thevisionweb.net
Siemens (Germany)
This case shows how a large multinational went through a bottom up organisational change to become a knowledge-based company.
click here to access pdf document 355kb www.siemens.de

Cat 2 Digital SMEs

Title
Dossier
Website
Bennewitz (Germany)
Traditional handicraft adopts B2C e-commerce to penetrate new markets

dossier pdf file 33 kb
overview

http://www.bennewitz.com/
eXtrapola.com (Italy)
online media monitoring and clipping
click here to access dossier presentation ppt 1.09mb http://www.extrapola.com/
Koncraft (Germany)
Virtuelle Schreinerei Koncraft-Manufakturen
Five ecologically oriented joineries cooperate within a "virtual joinery" to better serve customers by capitalising on network synergies and competencies

WINNER

Presentation http://www.koncraft.de/Award/

dossier pdf file 33 kb

 

http://www.koncraft.de

Cat 3 Inclusion

Title
Dossier
Website
Jobability (UK)
is a new initiative, which aims to extend the effectiveness of Workability by providing new opportunities through Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to disabled people in the United Kingdom searching for employment.

WINNER

click here to access pdf document 109kb

www.jobability.com
Cyberhandiwork (France)
A project to enable individuals excluded from the work market by virtue of chronic illness, handicap or other invalidities, to rejoin the workforce.

(please note this dossier is in french)
presentation (powerpoint 149kb)
background documents (cyberhandicaft.zip 558kb)

http://www.cyberhandiwork.com/
Syslab (Norway)
A new and unique way of transferring people and competence from one situation to another, i.e. from unemployment or redundancy to permanent jobs, and/or from one job to another during restructuring processes.
dossier (pdf file 2.33mb)
presentation powerpoint 716kb
background documents (zip file 387kb)
http://www.syslab.org/
Telework Feasability (Netherlands)
A real training course for aspiring teleworkers and it has the goal to teach how to evaluate the possibilities, the feasability of changing our current job in a teleworking job without the need of changing position or company.

dossier pdf file 345kb http://www.teleworkwhere.com

Cat 4 Regional Development

Title
Dossier
Website
Dschola (Italy)
regional collaborative network of Piedmont schools.
dossier pdf file 14kb http://www.dschola.it
Wedmore (UK)
initiated to empower the citizens of our rural community to access government using Information and Communications Technology. IT for the Terrified (IT4TT) equips citizens with the necessary IT skills. Wired Wedmore provides a developing, locally oriented, portal to government and local information which citizens need IT skills to access.

WINNER

dossier pdf file 53kb

www.itfortheterrified.co.uk

www.wiredwedmore.co.uk

A Ponte (Spain)
was focused on introducing ICT (new technologies) in rural areas. The overall approach was to analyse the advantages of using it in secondary schools. Rural areas have some demographic, economic and socio-cultural particularities. These zones are usually isolated, have a low teacher-pupil rate, and it is difficult to access cultural resources and events from them.
dossier pdf file 24kb http://www.aponte.org/index.html