Playing games on the Chinese Army intranet
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The future of portals
In the intranet world, the big hype for the past five years has consistently been reserved for portals. Though not necessarily a top priority for intranet managers and executives, the vendors and tech media have focused great attention on portal …
Web only for
I normally don't dedicate a blog entry to cross-promoting another blog entry but… here goes: People read differently online compared to reading for print. But make no mistake about it, people read online
Intranet management is plural
The webmaster model is dead. Unless you’re a very small organization, argues intranet consultant and Step Two founder James Robertson, the intranet requires a team. Writing in his recent column Intranet managers must be managers James also argues that there …
Part II – QAS intranet case study
A successful intranet works well on many levels: planning, resources, technology, content, governance, etc. As highlighted in QAS intranet case study
QAS intranet case study
A winning intranet has many successful qualities and features. The QAS intranet is a winner at many levels
Intranets that don't reflect company
Not all intranets reflect that state of the company – per the suggestion in yesterday's Intranet as a corporate reflection pool . Some do; some don't I continued the conversation with Jeremy Owyang regarding his recent blog Health Inspectors and Corporate Intranets. …
Intranet as a corporate reflection pool
The structure, function and quality of the intranet is often a reflection of the organization it represents
What Blogs Bring to the Enterprise
Short notice but Bill Ives is conducting a workshop on what Blogs Bring to the Enterprise for the SLA at Bain & Co. 131 Dartmouth St. Boston, MA: It starts at 9 AM with registration and networking. The workshop …