I’ve never liked the 2.0 label: it’s overly simplistic and trivializes the complex and rapid evolution of the World Wide Web. It’s also wrong (Tim O’Reilly is widely credited for coining the “Web 2.0” phrase but 2.0 was applied to …
A new social networking community for intranet managers uses predictive modeling to help people connect and share information. www.Communexions.com uses the highly successful and award-winning social software cubelessв„ў from Sabre is ideal for: В· Problem solving Employee social networking (case …
(GUEST POST) Business content comes from all over. Not only do companies aggregate structured and unstructured information from various sources in traditional Intranets, but also they're confronted with the handling of other content types such as blogs, microblogs, wikis, forums, …
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The original intranet, intranet 1.0, typically began as a nothing more than an online bruchure hosted on some techie’s desktop, buried in the IT basement. Intranet 1.0 grew and evolved rapidly, more so at some organizations than others, but in …
As I wrote in my May column of Intranets: Enterprise Strategies & Solutions (well worth the subscription: see IntranetsToday.com), great intranet parts can be bought some of the time, but truly great intranets cannot be bought entirely with money alone. …
(UTRECHT, NETHERLANDS) OcГ© has 21,500 employees worldwide in 90 countries with annual revenue of 2.6 billion Euros. Océ’s business is document printing, production printing, wide format printing systems and business services (in short, they’re in the printing business). Oce is …
If a tree falls in the forest will anyone blog about it? Do blogs beget blog postings? As too many organizations are discovering the hard way, employees don’t want to blog. Approximately 1-2% of employees are interested in blogging (today), …
Employees don’t want to blog, but they do want to read blogs (and most all content) from the executive suite (see my last column Do employees want to blog?). In fact, undertake an employee communications audit in 100 organizations, pick …
If you build it, will they blog? For the most part, it is a moot point: employees don’t want to blog. There are always keeners and exceptions to the rule, but employees have no interest in blogging. Even at IBM, …
