Welcome on the new Extend Limits
Finally after several months of work we present you our new weblog Extend Limits. The reason why we made a new design is to make the content better accessible and give the site a professional look and feel.
Extend Limits started in 2004 as an ‘online archive’ for marketing- and technology experts to help them follow future developments. Behind the idea to start this weblog comes from Maurits van Wijland and Tony Bosma. In the years afterwards the Extend Limits webblog became a well known source for wide spread trends and developments for innovation managers, marketing and communication professionals, consultants and people who have any interest in future developments. The team of bloggers has grown with two persons: Jorgen Sandig and Sven van de Riet. In the future we will give more quest writers access to the site.
The professional design must help Extend Limits stand out and distinguish from the many blogs in the blogosphere. Via polls we want to hear your opinion on future developments. When you have an idea for an new question or statement for Extend Limits please let us know.
At Extend Limits we see that there is a growing number of clients who want to think about the many changes which arise in the near future
What is exactly different at the weblog? The most important changes are the design and a new system. So we said goodbye to Wordpress. The design is made by the design agency Mooos and the technical realisation is mainly done by Maurits van Wijland. During the project to build Extend Limits to biggest disappoint was Internet Explorer. This browser is really terrible. So the best way to visit Extend Limits is by the browsers Firefox, Chrome or Safari. But of course Extend Limits will also work on IE.
The most important thing for now is that you are also happy with this new version. The number of postings is really downsized the past weeks but now we are live we are now able to publish again on a daily basis. We will also change some things and fix bugs during the upcoming weeks. So if you see any bugs on the weblog please let us know.
We hope you can appreciate this new version of Extend Limits.
The Extend Limits team: Maurits, Jorgen, Sven and Tony