A new centralised website, unified branding, and increased service: JAKALA helps the City of Copenhagen with online communications

The City of Copenhagen sought JAKALA’s (formerly FFW) help to replace their complex intranet system, with a new Drupal-powered system. JAKALA helped to reduce costs, unify branding, and increase service levels.  

At a glance

The City of Copenhagen needed an easy way to share content to communicate via their websites. They needed a primary public platform for the citizens of Copenhagen to visit and an intranet to manage communication with the private employees of the city. 
Maintenance became costly and cumbersome with over 1,000 websites on different CMS platforms. One of our biggest tasks was to replace the City of Copenhagen’s outdated, complex intranet system with a new Drupal powered system. 

We built a new website that made customization easy for the different needs of shareholders and site owners. Our team created a multi-site solution controlled by an Aegir instance that has a group of secondary systems and platforms. We also installed a separate Drupal installation profile for all sites. 
 
A new website centralised and streamlined the City of Copenhagen’s online presence. 
The new Drupal-powered intranet serves over 45,000 employees across seven districts. 
The platform offers a variety of features including sites on demand, content sharing with other sites, fast response times, the ability to scale the platform with demand, easy- to-edit technology accessible to editors.