Steve:
The reason why they want a new logo is that 4 danish authorities in the
tax area have been merged together here in 2006. So they want have a
standard logo for all of them, this is a fair reason to decide a new
logo. But what have been in the media is the amount of money just
spending on implementation". 4 times the amount of buying the logo. But
always the media is only interesting in scandals stories like "The Waste
of the tax payers money", so I can't answer your questions below.
The only thing the consultant Ole Weber on the logo project from
Danish Ministry of Taxation is saying in media "Our system is made so
that we have to manually copy and paste the code for logo on each page "
However this must be a rich lesson, not to have so closed systems "Tag
soup?" so you can't change anything minor layout without spending huge
amounts of hours
Soren
PS: happy new year to you all
Soren,
It would be very interesting to learn more about the decision-making
process here. Do you know anything more about the project than what
you've sent through? I'd love to know whether there was any discussion
about moving to a templated approach to the pages - replacing those
standard elements with an include of some description?
By the way: the cost for the logo design is reasonable for a large
organisation. There's a lot that is taken into consideration, although
its always hard to fathom how such a simple end-result can cost so much.
Cheers
Steve Baty
PS: Merry XMas to you all.
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