Sponsors: Bouvet (http://www.bouvet.no) Employs the core developers. Creuna (http://www.creuna.no) Previous employer of core developers, and sponsor of the original development. Ontopia (http://www.ontopia.net) Ontopia helped design ZTM2 and shared valuable Topic Map experience. Developers: Tom Bech (Bouvet) -- Main developer, who more or less wrote the core of the initial implementation. Jostein Leira (Genus) -- Co developer on the original ZTM2 implementation. Stian Danenbarger (Bouvet) -- Project Architect and orginal idea. Arnar Lundesgaard (Bouvet) -- Current maintainer. Hilde Ronnemyr (Bouvet) -- Templates and other client work. Øystein Hunnes (Bouvet) -- Usability and information design for the original and current TMS/CMS features. Tomm Anders Eriksen (USIT) -- Usability and information design for the original TMS/CMS features. Lars Hurlen -- Major design influence and designer of the topic map patterns we use for navigating and visualizing topicmaps. Others that have influenced this work: Steve Pepper (Ontopia) -- His Topic Map consulting for 'forskning.no' influenced many of the design decisions for ZTM2. Kal Ahmed (Techquila) -- Main developer of TM4J and TMAPI which ZTM is loosely based on. Taught us Python and Zope Zen, He helped us develop the original idea. Geir Ove Grønmo (Ontopia) -- Another important Python and Zope influence. He was one of the key developers of ZTM1. Erik Enge -- Superman!! The most codeslinging developer we have ever met. Fastest dvorak-typer on the Net. Andreas R. Johnsen (Bouvet) -- Technical manager on several large ZTM projects. Developed several ZTM components, most notably the image database. Thanks goes to: Toby Dickinson, Dieter Mauer, Seb Beacon and others that have given us some crucial answers on the public Zope mailinglists. Zope Corp for making a very good Open Source Application Server Package. 'http://itu.no' for letting us build the worlds first (to our knowledge) Topic Map portals. 'http://forskning.no' (Popular science portal for the Norwegian Science Council) for being the first site developed on ZTM2. 'http://forbrukerportalen.no' (Norwegian Consumer Council) for giving us an opportunity to continue building TopicMap sites and making ZTM2 a commercially viable plattform. 'http://skifte.no' (Special project for the Norwegian Armed Forces) for letting us prove that ZTM also works for smaller websites. 'http://hoyre.no' (Norwegian conservatives) for letting us push TopicMaps and ZTM to the edges, by using advanced topicmaps concepts. 'http://itu.no' and 'http://luna.itu.no' again for sticking with us and the Topic Maps concept and upgrading from ZTM1 to ZTM2. (Those were the only sites built in ZTM1) 'http://matportalen.no' (Norwegian Food Authorities) for letting us stabilize, clean up and substantially improve the plattform and related plugins. SSB (Norwgian Census/Statistics Bureau, http://ssb.no) for using ZTM for the intranet, so that we could see how Topic Maps can function on intranett portals.