Vestlandsforskning, or the Western Norway Research Institute, is 25 years this year, and celebrated its anniversary with a new web site, based on Topic Maps and ZTM. The content is nearly all in Norwegian.
Svein Ølnes’s blog has a little more detail, in Norwegian.
Standard.difi.no, a new Topic Maps-based portal running on ZTM, was launched today by Difi, the Norwegian Agency for Public Management and eGovernment. The site is intended to support the work of the Norwegian Government’s Standardization Council, through providing access to information about various standards and tools for discussing these. The site was built by Bouvet.
The Norwegian Agency for Public Management and eGovernment (Difi) just launched prosjektveiviseren.no, a Topic Maps-based portal running on ZTM. The portal is meant for public sector employees working in IT projects, and is intended to help them exchange experiences and track and follow best practices. There is also a whole set of information on running IT projects, reusing common IT components, etc.
anskaffelser.no is a new Topic Maps-driven site, built for the Norwegian IT directorate. It’s a knowledge portal about procurement in the public sector. It runs on ZTM.
Norwegian Polar History, a site about Norwegian polar exploration, was just launched by the Norwegian Polar Institute. The site was developed by Bouvet, and is based on ZTM.
The Arctic Council is a forum where the arctic states, that is Canada, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Russia and the US, can discuss common challenges and subjects.
Their new website is built using the ZTM.