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eHR delivers whopping value
While employee retention and benefits outsourcing continue to be the rage in human resources circles, eHR are also a hot topic. According to a report on the BenefitNews.com highlighting the research of Forrester (EBN/Forrester Research 2005 Benefits Strategy and …
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Social bookmarking the intranet
Social bookmarking is all the rage. To borrow an over-hyped term, it
Measure your efforts
I have decried on more than one occasion those who would flaunt HITS as a measure of success. How Idiots Track Success
HITS
HITS are not a business metric. HITS are a server metric that vary greatly in scale in quantity from one site to the next and one page to the next. And yet the vast majority of companies who refer to …
Making your site pretty can get ugly
Sadly, when most companies consider their intranet or website, they first think about the design. It
Engaged employees deliver the money
Engage your employees, and you will reap measured dollar rewards. British Telecom (BT) uses an online idea jar for employees. Accordingly to Personnel Today (BT calls for employees' ideas), this idea jar has saved the BT nearly
Playing games on the Chinese Army intranet
This is an interesting little ditty from the People