A "Happy Christmas " and a "Big Thank You" from the iQ Content crew

Happy Christmas everyone! 2004 has been a monumental year for iQ Content. Thanks to everyone who helped make it happen: team, clients and partners. And here's to even bigger and better things for us all in 2005.

— Posted December 16th, 2004  |  by Morgan McKeagney

2004: A Vintage Year

2004 was a monumental year for iQ Content. You've kept us busy. Here are just some of the highlights:

  • Clients: We added 20+ new customers to our client list, including organisations such as Vodafone, Merrill Lynch, Comhairle, and the Office of the Attorney General
  • Projects: 34 challenging projects of all shapes and sizes – from Accessibility, via Global Intranet Migrations to Usability Testing – successfully delivered. All clever solutions, all delivered on time and on budget
  • iQ Boot Camp – Now Available in the UK: we delivered two expanded iQ Boot Camps in London, and they went down a treat.
  • New website: A spanking new website (Cheers Colm, David, and Peter!) that's more usable, more informative, more comprehensive, better looking, and completely accessible.
  • New recruits: Three more very clever people joined the team: welcome John Wood, Colm McBarron, and Paula Hayes.
  • New offices: Out of the shoebox and into the light with more space and a fridge!

2005: Bigger, Better, Brighter

No resting on our laurels; we're planning for an even bigger, better and brighter year in 2005. Some things for you to look out for:

  • New services: We're always looking for creative ways to help you to create better websites and reduce web management headaches. Expect a number of new services in 2005 that will make your life easier and your website better.
  • More research: Two major benchmarking reports in 2005 and regular publications highlighting best-practice, providing you with concrete design guidelines and recommendations for enhancing your website.
  • More events: We're introducing a series of free breakfast seminars: rashers, sausages and essential insights. A way for busy professionals to keep up-to-date with the latest thinking.
  • iQ Boot Camp: Two Boot Camps are scheduled for both London and Dublin (provisionally Spring and Autumn). More locations are a possibility (Seychelles, anyone?). Expect to see new workshops, more workshops and more knowledge.

And that's just for starters.

Thank you for helping make 2004 such a good year. Have a merry Christmas. And we wish you a happy, prosperous 2005.

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