Blogging to employees
Some inventive and enterprising organizations like Alaska Airlines and the U.S. Army used to maintain their intranet home page on the public Internet (though they
Building an innovative intranet
Building a successful intranet requires an enormous amount of work, and very skilled and capable individuals. To be truly innovative, as is the case of Perkins Eastman, winner of the first Intranet Innovation Awards – Gold Award for communication & …
Intranet case study: British Telecom (BT)
British Telecom, known now as BT, has one of the largest intranets in the world with millions of pages, and 2000 publishers. BT Intranet case study – Web Access Centre is a very good case study, from the Royal …
Companies are taking the intranet more seriously?
“Companies seem to be taking news much more seriously,” says Web usability expert Jakob Nielsen of the Nielsen-Norman Group in an interview with Richmond.com (Communication at Work). I have a lot of respect for Dr. Nielsen
Free Sharepoint & more Web 2.0 mediocrity
An interesting post I did a couple of days ago on the free version of Windows Sharepoint Services and the surprising breadth of available features (from Setting-up a free Sharepoint intranet:
Intranet 2.0 on the rise, but barely
Have you put a blog or a wiki on your intranet yet? You're not alone. If you read they hype you know that Web 2.0 / Intranet 2.0 is incredibly cheap and quick to implement; not to mention, everyone wants …