CMS PIM 2026 — WinUI 3 client for catalogue and prepress
A native Windows desktop client giving catalogue editors a fast surface over the PIM, and the same users a control panel for dispatching InDesign print-production jobs.
Business systems and instrumentation — product information, e-commerce, ERP, print production, and the measuring and control hardware that came before it.
A native Windows desktop client giving catalogue editors a fast surface over the PIM, and the same users a control panel for dispatching InDesign print-production jobs.
Product-catalogue translation turned from a copy-paste chore into a review-and-approve workflow, driven by an Azure AI translator trained on the company’s own product copy — and every human correction feeds back as training data.
A lights-out service that writes SEO and accessibility-ready alt text for product images in 25+ languages, then embeds every language variant into the image file itself as XMP metadata.
Production system at AJ Produkter with inRiver PIM as the content hub and InDesign servers generating the PDFs, driven by status changes and approvals made by product managers, designers, copywriters and translators.
Complete redesign of the AJ e-commerce sites, with new campaign and promotion tooling and a structure built to carry content rather than just products.
“Total SERP domination” — rewriting every URL on the AJ sites without losing hard-won organic rankings, then the harder half: getting content knowledge spread through the organisation.
Replacing every site in the AJ group with Wipcore’s eNova platform — from the 2009 decision to 18 live sites within the year — and the ten people pulled off a street in Borgholm whose struggles changed the design.
The .NET and SQL successor to the Mac system, adding page approvals, PDF merging and InDesign Automator — with clustered InDesign servers that elect their own master, so output scales by adding machines.
Mac-based prepress system in RealBasic driving InDesign servers through AppleScript, built to automate the tedious parts of a 300-page catalogue in 20-odd languages and take expert prepress knowledge off the editors’ desks.
Thousands of CD-ROM titles — cover art, prices and full descriptions — packed onto a single disc behind a Superbase runtime. An unusual thing to attempt in 1995.
ROLF, an ERP system for car and motorcycle dealers handling millions of parts alongside vehicle stock and its margins.
KAOS — Kund, Artikel, Order, Statistik — built in the first half of the 1990s, before anyone was calling this sort of thing ERP.
Data logger for climate control systems. The old page carried only its manual, which is linked below.
Add-on switch that routes a Bicom instrument’s output between electrode positions — by hand, or stepping automatically on a timer — with the positions laid out on a body diagram across the front panel.
BiMonitor watches one or two Bicom instruments, shows the running treatment programme and signals its end with light and sound. Units network together, so treatment rooms can be watched from outside — including a stripped-down Mini that shows only red or green.
The FTI-1 pairs frequency therapy with a Békésy screening audiometer: the patient holds a button while a tone rises and falls, tracing their own hearing threshold. For healthcare and laboratory use.