Too many executives are screwing your employees
(PARIS) Only one in five organizations have senior executives that think the intranet is mission-critical, according to Jane McConnell
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1 in 3 find intranet
Almost 1 in 3 users find their company intranet is not useful in relation to daily work, according to the Annual Intranet Research Report by the Irish Computer Society (ICS). Hardly surprising as most executives don
The same old intranet crap
Your intranet is not a dumping ground. The intranet is not the recycling bin for newswire press releases. I
Intranet change management
For many organizations, an intranet makes a fundamental change in organizational communications, and also, business process. A change management communications program is a requisite for any intranet launch.
Intranet community at MyRagan.com
The new social media is really impressive. Not just blogs and wikis, but the whole cultural dynamic of people collaboration. I'm astounded by how fast it is growing. It's not growing as fast on the corporate intranet, of course, but …
Intranets do not replace face-to-face communications
According to a Harvard Business Review study of Project Management Best Practices in Global 500 Enterprises face-to-face meetings and interaction in the work place is declining rapidly
Nokia protest heats-up despite best communications efforts
Persistent and innovative communications by Nokia has failed to lessen the damage of a poor business decision. In the wake of employee howls of injustice and protest, Finish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat reports that Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo has decided …
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How to talk to IT
Communications folks see the world a tad differently from IT. And if men are from Mars and Women from Venus, then IT is from Pluto and Human Resources from Mercury. All very, very different individuals with greatly differing jobs. Yet …