Posted by: Søren
in Business on Dec 04, 2011
We are getting close to christmas - and according to a fresh Danish survey the Danes has spent around 45 billion Danish Kroner on online shopping in 2011. But why is online shopping so popular? And when did it all begin? Well - I found this infographic showing the history of online shopping.
Check out the infographic in full size here.
Posted by: Søren
in Business on Oct 29, 2011
The most popular social network in Denmark, Facebook is about to launch Facebook Deals, which is all about presenting discount for users from companies like McDonalds and 7Eleven. The idea is based on the "check in" GPS function in the Facebook application, and with Facebook Deals users can spot "Deals" from companies or shops in the area, and see if there is a "Deal" like e.g. discount on a McDonalds burger.
If the user/consumer likes the offer, let's say the burger, they click on it, and shows their phone to the staff in the restaurant they will get the burger, and the "Deal" will be announced on the comsumers Facebook wall.
Posted by: Søren
in Branding on Aug 24, 2011
Aarhus is the worlds smallest big city (a former slogan) with around 300.000 inhabitants, where more than 80.000 are students. A city with an young population so to speak. The problem, but also the good thing about Aarhus is, as I see it, the local atmosphere. (The city has everything within 15 minutes on bike - the sea, forest, downtown etc.) The localness of Aarhus is also the city's Achilles’ heel, because of this image the city faces a great future challenge: To attract an international audience, which will be crucial in order to be competitive in terms of economic, but also cultural growth in the future.
Today Denmark's second biggest city Aarhus, got a new corporate identity and brand slogan. The new identity and slogan have been on their way for the last 6 months and is made by London based consultancies Goosebumps Branding Agency and Global Cities.
Posted by: Søren
in Branding on Apr 04, 2011
Nike Better World is all about sport, CSR and great marketing - and I almost forgot: Selling a lot of Nike sports products. The Nike Better World corporate website is one of the best looking Html5 website out there and the videos are pretty cool as well.
Check out the latest video from Nike Better World feat. all the sport superstars.
Posted by: Søren
in Business on Mar 04, 2010
Yesterday I browsed the web and found this very informative website about the biggest businesses in Denmark. The website is named : www.Top1000.dk – Denmark’s largest businesses.
On www.Top1000.dk you will find free, relevant and interesting information about the companies’ history, values, culture, markets, products and environmental profile, etc. You can also find key figures, reports, market leaders, compare industries and companies. Finally you will find a lot of interesting, available career opportunities.
Posted by: Søren
in Business on Nov 13, 2009
After 40 years of service, including 22 years as Vice Chancellor, Finn Junge-Jensen is now leaving CBS (Copenhagen Business School) after an embarrassing case of messing up his financial responsibility at CBS.
The action came the day, when CBS's new rector, Swedish Johan Roos, joined in August. On his first day he realized that Finn Junge-Jensen had an overdraft around 18 million. DKK.
Posted by: Søren
in Business on Sep 30, 2009
Posted by: Søren
in Websites on Sep 24, 2009
In 2006 I created a website for my brother, because he was doing okay in the fashion business as a model. And he is actually still doing okay. Today I updated his website with new pictures.
Check it out here: www.christianjorgensen.eu.
Posted by: Søren
in Business on Sep 17, 2009
Facebook has been around since 2004 and it took five years before the social network succeeded to become profitable (black numbers on the bottom line).
300 million. So many people around the world use today the social network Facebook, and the figure has been high for long.
Nevertheless, it has taken five years before Facebook managed to get revenue to surpass the cost to operate the site.
Posted by: Søren
in Business on Aug 22, 2009
I am the happy owner of an iPhone. On my iPhone I enjoy to be online. I also like to be online on my iPhone when I am on vacation in France (I live in Copenhagen, Denmark).
This blogpost is all about how expensive it is to be online via GPRS when you are abroad. I used 18,91 MB surfing the internet in France in 2 days (I have not received the bill for the rest of the vacation yet) and Telia charged me 336, 39 DKK for that. That is 336, 39/18,91= 17,789 DKK. per MB. That is pretty expensive I guess! The rest of the week in France I turned my GRPS off. I do think it is ridiculous price for being online. I wonder if Telmore will charge me the same?
Corporate form: Public Limited Company or Private Limited Company. 
