Blog category: Book & product reviews

April 16, 2013 by James Robertson

These are the members of the Advisory Panel for our next #intranet book

A few months ago, I put out a message inviting people to join an Advisory Panel for my next intranet book (working title “What every intranet should do”). Open only to practitioners running intranets, there were many applications. The panel has now been up and running for a month now, with approximately 30 members. Panel [...]

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March 20, 2013 by James Robertson

Clearing the warehouses: extra discount on bulk book purchases before April 12

A while back, we decided to list What every intranet team should know and Designing intranets: creating sites that work on Amazon. This involved sending many boxes of books to the US and UK. Since that time, we’ve sold thousands of books, to organisations around the globe. Unfortunately, Amazon has just introduced a new warehousing [...]

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March 8, 2013 by James Robertson

Highly recommended: the 2013 Digital Workplace Trends report

Jane McConnell is one of the undisputed global experts on intranets and the wider digital workplace. Since 2006, Jane has published first an “intranet trends” report, evolving in recent years to become the Digital workplace trends report. Each year, Jane surveys 300+ organisations to explore key topics and questions. She then contrasts the activities of [...]

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March 5, 2013 by James Robertson

Would you like to be on the Advisory Panel for our new book?

It’s been an open secret that I’m working on our next book, which has a working title of “What every intranet should do”. This will be an exploration of everything that intranet can (and should) do to help staff and the wider organisation. It’s an inspirational book, aimed at a business audience as well as [...]

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February 4, 2013 by James Robertson

Book review: Enterprise Search by Martin White

Search is a tremendously important topic within organisations. The phrase “information overload” has long since passed into cliche, and yet we’ve done little of practical value to help staff and managers find what they need. With the pressure on organisations still growing, there is real urgency to deliver search that works. I’ve known Martin White [...]

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