The intranet provides many different sources of information and opportunities for staff to do their jobs better. Whether an intranet has a news, content or task and activity focus, it should provide a seamless user experience. Users should not have to know or care whether a given application is truly part of their intranet, as [...]
Categorised under: Information management, Intranets
Also tagged: applications, integration, Intranets
I provided a CMS short-list to a client today, just one of a number of CMS selection projects that we currently have underway. What made this different, however, was the requirement for integration between the CMS and TRIM, their records management system (RMS/EDRMS). Their needs were fairly straightforward: Take documents stored in the RMS, select [...]
Categorised under: Content management
Also tagged: content management systems, integration, recordkeeping, records management
Post 1 of 10. This is the first of a series of blog posts giving more insight into this year’s Intranet Innovation Award winners. Workflow inbox and moreCRS Australia (Australia) CRS Australia provides vocational rehabilitation services and assistance for people with disabilities, injuries or health conditions. The CRS intranet, CRSNet, is a central channel for [...]
Categorised under: intranet innovation awards, Intranets
Also tagged: integration, intranet innovation awards, Intranets, sap
Seth Gottlieb has posted a blog entry on republishing data via a CMS. To quote: A common pattern when you want to present highly structured, relational data on a website alongside managed content is to manage those data outside the CMS and then use the CMS to organize and augment them. I have seen this [...]
Categorised under: Content management
Also tagged: content management systems, integration
In the early days, intranets and websites consisted of pages and pages of static content. Originally published by hand, many of these sites migrated to a content management system (CMS) in due course. Over time, more sites started to include a range of rich interactive functionality. This included publishing content from a database, providing online [...]
Categorised under: Content management, Information management, James' articles
Also tagged: content management systems, integration, portals