Blog category: Interface design

January 21, 2013 by James Robertson

SharePoint best practice 9/25: Make your SharePoint intranet beautiful

SharePoint straight ‘out of the box’ isn’t necessarily unpleasant to look at – it’s blue and has neat boxes – but it’s not ideal. By investing some of your budget in branding and design you can make your SharePoint much more attractive. Having a great design really lifts the user experience, and is key for [...]

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April 12, 2012 by James Robertson

Using intranets to surface big data

Alongside ‘the cloud’, ‘big data’ sits as one of the hottest topics, in both the business and government sectors. The power of the concept is obvious: organisations are already capturing huge amount of information about customers, why don’t we do something with that information? Using huge databases, powerful software and the insight from experts, big [...]

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November 18, 2009 by James Robertson

Gold winner: Prophet (USA)

Post 5 of 10 in a series of blog posts giving more insight into this year’s Intranet Innovation Award winners. Prophet is a US-based global consultancy with a customer base of Fortune 500 companies. Prophet’s online performance evaluation and appraisal system is an automated, centralised, dashboard system that takes an often cumbersome, time-consuming process and [...]

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November 10, 2009 by James Robertson

Gold winner: IBM (USA)

Post 3 of 10 in a series of blog posts giving more insight into this year’s Intranet Innovation Award winners. IBM is one of the world’s best known technology companies, providing hardware, software and services for thousands of organisations across the globe. The company has over 390,000 employees, and mass of internal systems for staff [...]

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January 30, 2004 by James Robertson

Interface Design Issues #02: Consistency and standards

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