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While we were wrestling with the ideas of event communication with Kloudberry, Ebento was developed to address a need for more effective, efficient communication for small enterprises hosting events. It’s something we’re rather excited about and hopefully more will be revealed within the coming weeks. You can check in here.
Kloudberry was/is a development playground for us that spurned off the idea of e-invitations. It allows users to email friends/colleagues an invitation for a get-together and those invitees can click into the site to r.s.v.p, see other guest replies, and post comments. Nothing new regarding web-applications, but the aim was to put some emphasis on Swedish culture and provide an aesthetically rich version, relative to other Swedish alternatives.
We had taken a break from Kloudberry’s development due to a couple other pressing projects, but recently we were fortunate enough to gain some publication (InternetWorld[Nov. p.75, Swedish version], Read/Write Web, amongst other blogs), so we’re in the process of addressing our little spike in traffic to do some fine-tuning. We also made it to MoMB!
Note: This was the first time we worked with Karl Eckberg whom we can’t give enough credit for making this and hopefully our future applications possible.
It is clear that an overwhelming amount of attention has become of web 2.0, however deciphering between what is hype and what is substance is an ever-growing need. So, we felt that it would be a good thing to bring together some of Sweden’s most influencial experts in their respected fields and provide a little clarity. Therefore on March 27th, 2007, we’ll be meeting up for a one day event in Gothenburg to learn about some of the trends, opportunities, and people within our web community.
It’s here! Get Connected.
A side project is Cashkey.se, you can find more about it here.
