In the intranet world, the big hype for the past five years has consistently been reserved for portals. Though not necessarily a top priority for intranet managers and executives, the vendors and tech media have focused great attention on portal …
I normally don't dedicate a blog entry to cross-promoting another blog entry but… here goes: People read differently online compared to reading for print. But make no mistake about it, people read online
The webmaster model is dead. Unless you’re a very small organization, argues intranet consultant and Step Two founder James Robertson, the intranet requires a team. Writing in his recent column Intranet managers must be managers James also argues that there …
A successful intranet works well on many levels: planning, resources, technology, content, governance, etc. As highlighted in QAS intranet case study
A winning intranet has many successful qualities and features. The QAS intranet is a winner at many levels
Not all intranets reflect that state of the company – per the suggestion in yesterday's Intranet as a corporate reflection pool . Some do; some don't I continued the conversation with Jeremy Owyang regarding his recent blog Health Inspectors and Corporate Intranets. …
The structure, function and quality of the intranet is often a reflection of the organization it represents
Short notice but Bill Ives is conducting a workshop on what Blogs Bring to the Enterprise for the SLA at Bain & Co. 131 Dartmouth St. Boston, MA: It starts at 9 AM with registration and networking. The workshop …
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
