SAS focuses on employees, promotes change
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Competitor intranet wiki case study (Scottrade)
To stay competitive, the online brokerage firm Scottrade must constantly keep on top of competitors
Intranet is overwhelmingly the most effective training tool
The folks in IT, communications and marketing are quick to understand and own the intranet. Their brethren in HR are often a little further behind them in terms of understanding and seizing the opportunity presented by the intranet and its …
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Intranet 2.0 – The Future of Intranets (A sneak peak)
The Intranet 2.0 phenomenon is beginning to gather speed. More than 50% of medium-to-large organizations have implemented, or are testing, piloting or evaluating blog and wiki applications. Just about everyone wants to rollout social media, but not everyone understands how …
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North Americans demand social media
Americans really dig social media
Employee engagement and the intranet
Employee engagement is often a misunderstood term; to many managers confuse it with employee satisfaction. In short, engaged employees aren
Buying or moving to a new CMS? Be very careful
With hundreds of potential vendors to select from, selecting the right Content Management Solution (CMS) requires due diligence. “We have outgrown our CMS and are desperately in need of a new more robust method for keeping our site competitive”, says …
Intranet case study: Universal McCann (UM)
Universal McCann (UM) is a global media communications agency with 2800 employees in 66 countries. UM undertakes massive marketing campaigns and media buys for large Fortune 500s such as Coke, Mastercard, Microsoft, and others. With a highly distributed workforce, UM …
The future of intranets
The future looks bright for the corporate intranet. While it continues to play poor cousin to the corporate website, suffers from chronic under-funding, poor resources, and is plagued by information architecture, usability, and search problems. But there is hope. I