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Company values

At e-blueprint, our core values are:

  • Quality assurance: we make sure that each and every project we deliver will be designed and optimised to the highest industry standards.
  • Innovation: we will continue to develop solutions as part of the open-source community and deliver cost effective, licence free software.
  • Service: we aim high; where possible exceed expectations with useful, helpful and friendly consultancy and advice.
  • Community: we believe in the power of community and developing online communities to help develop your customer base and business.

We’re interested in mutually beneficial relationships

The key to internet business success is sharing information, so customers have a well-informed view of you, your business, your products and services. The internet offers business something so powerful – the early entrants to harness its opportunities will do best in the longer term. The most successful companies’ business models seen have something they all do well, share knowledge and personalise their offerings. e-blueprint uses this methodology to make your business an online success story too.

Philosophy, and a bit of science…

Developing mutually beneficial relations has helped form the ideals behind e-blueprint, as has the work undertaken by Etienne Wenger, creator of Communities in practice. Wenger has developed a new research agenda called ‘Learning for a small planet’, which e-blueprint has used, coupled with excellent sponsorship and guidance from Dr. Martin Rich, CASS Business School, City of London.

We use a clear and common sense approach to developing your web presence, as outlined by Peter Gloor in his ground breaking book, Making the e-Business Transformation: Sharing Knowledge in the e-Business Company. Developing community and personalisation are at the root of true e-business – you can see them emerging through success of social networking web sites, like mySpace and Bebo, and the use of technology in web sites like the BBC homepage, where you can order and select the information most relevant to you. e-blueprint advocates the development of business, through shared resource and exchanging knowledge, to improve understanding and increase your bottom line.