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2005 World Exposition
With the addition of Easy Web Browsing to the 2005 World Expo Web site, senior citizens and people with visual impairments were able to use the Web site more easily.
California State University, Long Beach
IBM WebAdapt2Me enables campus community members – as well as alumni – to more easily access a variety of Web sites and Web applications, helping the University realize its vision of full inclusion.
Cleveland Sight Center
Founded in 1906, the Cleveland Sight Center provides educational, rehabilitative and support services for thousands of people in the greater Cleveland area who are blind or visually impaired. IBM provided a strategic business assessment and technology roadmap that outlines the center's accessibility and adaptive technology needs by consumer group and focus area.
Italian Senate
The IBM team redesigned the Italian Senate's Web site to meet W3C WAI WCAG standards. The Italian Senate was honored with an "Osc@r of the web" award for the "Best Public Administration and Public Utility" Web site in November, 2006.
Kyoto City
IBM helped establish an accessible Web site that is attracting the global community. In addition, the accessibility features have been credited with helping to increase Web traffic.
Mitsukoshi
Mitsukoshi, the oldest and one of the most prestigious retail stores in Japan, worked with IBM to create a more accessible Web site for summer gift promotions.
State of Arizona
The State of Arizona contracted with IBM to develop a leading-edge Web portal that would become a single point of contact for Arizona citizens to access government services and information.
Travis County, Texas
IBM and Hamer Enterprises planned, developed, and deployed a Web site solution that is more accessible to Travis County's 800,000+ constituents.
Liberated Learning Consortium
Earning top marks for their high-caliber programs, a group of 17 universities around the world are participating in an initiative to facilitate learning for students with various disabilities.