Clients

Skandiabanken

Mogul has worked with SkandiaBanken since 1995 and has continually improved their solutions over the years for usability, functionality and client profitability. For the latest change to the external website (outside the login section) we produced a new concept for managing new customers and additional sales to existing customers.

Everything – design, navigation and copy – was designed to highlight products and campaigns and to make it easier to become a new customer. The results were seen immediately – the launch saw the number of new customers increase by 135 per cent.

Medborgarskolan

Medborgarskolan (The Educational Association of the Citizens’ School) is Sweden’s largest adult educational association. Every year it takes on close to a million participants in hundreds of courses and other activities. For Medborgarskolan, Mogul has created a website that helps the user to quickly find the right course in the right place. The solution is based on EPiServer Enterprise.

On the same platform, based on a common framework, we have also built websites for several other businesses within the group: Kulturama, Colegio Español, Kompetenstorget, Stockholms Fria Gymnasium and Medborgarskolan Stockholm.

Midroc

Midroc Europe is part of the international Midroc group, which is owned by the businessman Mohammed Al Amoudi. The group has approximately 3,000 employees and develops companies that have services concentrated in the sectors of real estate, construction, industry and the environment.

For Midroc, Mogul has developed a web solution for all companies in the group based on EPiServer. A common framework with several modules makes it possible to create different websites based on a uniform ground, yet still allowing space for specific adaptations. This results in a cost-effective environment for both development and administration.

E24

In the newspaper branch the competition for readers is fierce. Editors need powerful and flexible systems that allow them to quickly create readable news and combine this with the necessary advertising in a satisfactory way. The readers themselves are drawn in and they will certainly reconnect if their expectations have been successfully fulfilled. Functions for user-generated content are a necessity.

Mogul has developed both the new E24 and SvD (Best Swedish Media Site 2008) on the Escenic platform. For E24 we have also developed Escenic’s module for communities. This allows commenting on articles and investment news, as well as working actively with the analysis of one’s own investment portfolios.

Dun & Bradstreet

Dun & Bradstreet has been around a while – the business started in 1841 during the American gold rush. At that time credit reports were delivered by couriers on horseback. Since then D&B has grown to become the world’s largest company in business and credit reporting. And the horses have, of course, been replaced by the Internet.

For D&B Sweden, Mogul has created a website that focuses on helping the user find the right product – a product guide shows the way to effective tools developed from a database with 130 million companies in 200 countries. The order form is integrated with the CRM system Salesforce, which facilitates rational management of prospects. We have also integrated with Apsis for newsletters.

Swedish Building Centre

The Swedish Building Centre (Svensk Byggtjänst) works with collecting and structuring the information required for planning, constructing, building and administrating houses and buildings. The clients are primarily architects, technical consultants, contractors, real estate companies, companies in the building material industry and technical agencies/consultants in the public sector.

Together with Mogul, the Swedish Building Centre has developed an e-shop for books, online services, security services and subscriptions. The solution is based on Wipcore E-nova. For integration with underlying systems and financial systems we have used Microsoft Biztalk. Payments proceed via Payex.

Sodexo

Sodexo AB is one of Sweden’s leading service companies with just over 8,000 employees and a turnover of around three billion SEK. Sodexo is represented the world over with around 2,000 client contracts. In 2004 Sodexo chose EPiServer as their publishing platform and since then they have developed further web solutions on this platform, both external and internal.

Since the beginning, design and functionality have been worked on in three stages. The latest change involved us creating a common framework based on EPiServer, which is currently used for around fifteen different external websites in Scandinavia. The reason for this is to achieve a more effective environment for development and administration.

Sodexo also operates its customer portals and intranet on EPiServer. The customer portals include an e-commerce solution for catering that is connected to Sodexo’s internal system for order management and finance. In total, Sodexo has over 50 websites based on EPiServer.

Glamour

Mogul has worked with concept, design and interface development for the new glamour.se. An important goal for the project was to create a natural meeting place for the readers of the print magazine in order to increase interaction with readers, link them closer to the magazine and increase customer loyalty.

The community is a central function of the website, its purpose being to both increase interaction with the readers and to complement the editorial material with user-generated content. Great importance has also been placed on the users themselves being able to take part in activities on the website, such as quizzes and competitions.

The community has a number of different functions, such as friend lists, a guestbook, a notice board, a blog, a forum and top lists.

In less than a year, the community has gone from zero to 9,000 members. The number of visitors during the same period has increased from 3,000 per week to around 25,000.

The Glamour magazine has a reach of 104,000 readers per year (Orvesto).

Vi Föräldrar

Mogul works with the websites for several of Bonnier’s magazines, such as Vi Föräldrar (We Parents). A redesign project was begun at the end of 2008 and a new, fresher and more easily navigable website was launched at the end of January this year. The reworking led to Vi Föräldrar receiving an increase in page views of 17.6 per cent after only one week!

The Vi Föräldrar website had already been around for some years and certain problems needed to be rectified. The content of the start page was unstructured and messy, and a more modern website with new functions was desired. The starting point was to weigh up the content. For example, the information bank section was brought forward and received its own search box on the start page. Moreover, we wanted to “honor” the visitors by highlighting user-generated material more. This resulted in a carousel on the start page that shows forum entries, pictures and more.