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
- 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
Content Management (CMS)
The growing popularity of open source intranets
The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is the latest to announce their decision to build their intranet based on the open source content management platform Zope (see Royal Bank of Scotland opts for open source intranet). RBS
Training your writers
Managing content online content continues to be one of the top issues dogging intranet managers. Employee complaints about not being able to find certain information continues to be a top complaint followed closely by those about content quality. Quality …
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Top 5 killer intranet mistakes
There are mistakes, and there are killer mistakes. A successful intranet needs a lot of work and careful thought; some mistakes will limit success, others will kill the intranet. In his recent column Lessons Learned: How to Avoid the …
Poorly written drivel kills employee productivity
Everyone has content, but how well is it written? An Information Mapping (IMI) survey shows that about 65% of the respondents spend from 1 to 3 hours per day reading and writing emails.
Protecting your goods
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Auditing your 'king'
One of the keys to success for retailers such as Dell and Wal-Mart is inventory control. Knowing what inventory or products they have, how much of it, and how it relates to customer demand (e.g. what are they buys, when …