May 23, 2013
Categorised under: intranet innovation awards
The most common intranet projects are redesigns. These may be triggered for a variety of reasons: fixing up a old and dying site improving the usability and design of the intranet moving to a new and better technology platform introducing key new features (such as social) At best, they can transform how staff use the [...]
May 20, 2013
Categorised under: Conferences & presentations
Now that we’ve got our own conference out of the way, we can start to think about the events we’ll be involved in for the rest of 2013. At this point, this involves a return to Europe in September by James. This includes presenting at several conferences in the UK, on the topic of intranets [...]
May 17, 2013
Categorised under: intranet innovation awards
There is so much great stuff happening in the intranet space at the moment. Organisations are thinking more broadly about the role of technology in helping staff to do their jobs, including how collaboration and content intersects. Mobile is shaking everything up, and new tools are shining a light on business processes. What great solutions [...]
May 9, 2013
Categorised under: intranet innovation awards
The Intranet Innovation Awards are now open for entries, with a closing date of May 31. For the judges of the Awards, this is like the week before Christmas, waiting to see what presents will be under the tree. To further build the sense of anticipation, we’ve asked the judging panel what entries they’d love [...]
May 8, 2013
Categorised under: Intranets
A few weeks ago we asked the intranet community to vote for your favourite intranet myths, which we’ll duly bust as part of the program at Intranets2013. With a huge response and voting now closed ahead of the conference, we’ve selected the most popular intranet myths. Drumroll please… The myths to be busted are: Social [...]
Tags: Intranet Myths, intranets2013
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