Save your dough, shut-down the rebels
At one time, in the late 90s, IBM had 10,000+ intranet sites. No, not pages, 10-THOUSAND intranet sites (representing millions of pages). I call that gross intranet sprawl. What
- About Us / Contact Us
- Applications
- Best Practices
- Blogs
- Case Studies
- Content Management (CMS)
- Content Migration
- Convergence
- Design
- Digital Workplace
- Editors Pick
- Employee networking
- Employment & skills
- Environment & efficiency
- Events
- Exploit your ideas
- Extranet
- Featured
- Governance
- Human Resources
- Humor
- Information Architecture
- Internal Communications
- Intranet 2.0
- Knowledge Management
- Main Page
- Multimedia
- Must Read
- Planning
- Podcast
- Portal
- Privacy
- ROI
- Sales and marketing
- Search
- Security
- SharePoint (MOSS)
- Social Intranet
- Technology Vendors
- Uncategorized
- Usability
- Web 2.0
- Wiki
Best Practices
Case study update: Sodexho USA
There are some really solid intranets out there by leading companies who are doing a great job. Sodexho USA is definitely a leader worth looking at. An in-depth look at the Sodexho intranet is precisely what I will extend to …
Evaluating your intranet
How do you know your intranet or portal is good? Or god awful? Yes, your intuition is probably a good clue; better yet is formal feedback from stakeholders and users. Formally evaluating your intranet against a set of best …
Killer intranet mistakes #4 and #5
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User experience bridges technology and marketing-communications
Most of us are very familiar with the frequent even natural tension between communications, marketing and IT. Techies see the world far differently than communicators or marketers. The common denominator for these groups must be the user. In The Enterprise …
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Portals have stalled
Despite the advances in technology and the cries and demands for more and better quality, portal solutions
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Investment banker uses wiki for employee collaboration
Blogs get most of the press and hype but wikis, in my opinion, have far greater potential for improving employee collaboration. To review, a wiki is a server program that allows users to collaboratively contribute content to a website. …
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