Case studies

Case Study: Puratos website

Puratos homepagePuratos is a global group with local subsidiaries in 63 countries. Puratos operates a website for each of these countries. The layout, graphical design and feature set of the websites are centrally defined by the Corporate Marketing Team. A lot of the website content is also managed centrally, although it is mostly translated to the local languages.

Case Study: Collishop B2B Kinderfeest

Collishop B2B KinderfeestCollishop B2B, Colruyt’s online shopping service for professionals offers a customized approach to shopping. Its most recent addition, Collishop Kinderfeest serves as an online B2B-toys-catalogue, ideal for companies wanting to offer a special gift for their employees’ children. A personalized page displays an assortment of potential gifts from which people can choose.

Case Study: Over 30 new sites for Daikin

Daikin websiteDaikin, the market leader in air conditioning systems, will gradually launch all its redesigned European and African websites in the course of May. A total of more than 30 web locations are involved.

 

 

Case Study: CM – hospital tariff comparison

CM logoCM’s multilingual website contains over 2000 pages of health content. Tridion was used as WCM system in the past decade but together with the much needed upgrade to Tridion 2011, CM decided to revamp the design of the site, along with the content and architecture.
Main objective was a new content strategy focusing on health.

Case study: KBC Drupal websites

KBC JongerenwebsiteKBC Division Retail and Private banking wanted a flexible web content management system with lower ICT create cost which makes it possible to release websites in a shorter time-to-market and decided to introduce Drupal as a second content management system for marketing and smaller websites.

Amplexor was consulted to help out with this project.

Case study: website and knowledge portal with Adobe CQ5

Adobe CQ5 logoThe growing need for a better online client service and a more user-centric design, pushed our client, a financial institution that would like to remain anonymous, towards a drastic improvement of their existing websites. Apart from a “traditional” website, our client will shortly go live with an integrated knowledge portal, both of which are Adobe CQ5 based.

Case Study: Kinepolis Group launches new websites

Screenshot Kinepolis websiteCinema giant Kinepolis has rolled out new websites in Belgium, France, Spain and Switzerland. Kinepolis chose for a new website for several reasons. First, the accessibility of content for mobile devices and tablets. Second, a personalized approach in accordance to viewers preferences. And third, a smooth and easy navigation structure.

Case Study: OCMW Ghent innovates with Digital Social File

OCMW Gent logoOCMW Ghent - Public Center of Social Welfare - aims to improve the social welfare for each citizen of the city of Ghent. To keep track of all of its social files, the OCMW uses a central administration tool, which was until now paper-based. Time inefficiency and insufficient data security, however stimulated the OCMW to modernize its operations significantly in 2012.

Case Study: City of Ghent improves services with Digital Mailroom

Stad Gent logoThe city of Ghent highly values its image of being a young and vibrant city, constantly on the lookout for new ways to innovate and improve its functioning. In 2012, the city decided to digitize its post registration process. Starting from Jan. 2013, the city of Ghent will be one of the proud frontrunners in using an automatic post registration process in public service.

Case Study: Tourism Flanders - inspire, inform, facilitate and increase loyalty

Screenshot Tourism Flanders websiteTourism Flanders’ overall goal is promote Flanders internationally as a tourism destination and to increase the number of overnight stays in Flanders. Their marketing-communication strategy focuses on inspiring potential travelers and providing easy access to information about what Flanders offers in the hopes that they book a flight or stay.