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11 December 2005
Centrical presents at expert summit
The 24th of January, Sander will present the Akzo Nobel Internet Platform project at an international senior-executive summit at the Grand Hotel Amsterdam. The event (which goes by the name "Maximising Website And Online Communications") will attract a crowd of international experts and business stakeholders.
For the fans: Sander's presentation will hit it off right after the keynote on the first day - so all attendees will be razor sharp. Read more on this topic on the website of the European Networking Group.
For the fans: Sander's presentation will hit it off right after the keynote on the first day - so all attendees will be razor sharp. Read more on this topic on the website of the European Networking Group.
Alas, We Did Not Win
In November 2005, the Akzo Nobel Internet Platform Architecture was competing in the Dutch National ICT Architecture Championships. Unfortunately, the joint effort of Centrical, Info Support, TheFactor.e and Evident didn't win.
However, the jury called the architecture description crystal clear, used the phrase "the Internet Platform is state-of-the-art" and also praised the methodology description. You can read the full jury report if you like.
However, the jury called the architecture description crystal clear, used the phrase "the Internet Platform is state-of-the-art" and also praised the methodology description. You can read the full jury report if you like.
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