Carolyn Douglas writes about the limits of video on the intranet. To quote: This got me thinking about your intranets. I suspect your employees may feel the same way. How many employees will sit through a 5 minute weekly video blog of the company CEO talking about corporate initiatives? Videos do have their place on [...]
Categorised under: Intranets
It’s not enough just to redevelop the intranet, it also needs to be relaunched. The challenge, like all marketing, is to reach the intended audience and capture their attention. While many intranet teams are too shy for their own good, a few are not afraid to do something interesting. Thanks to the wonders of the [...]
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Video can be a useful and powerful communication tool for large organisations, and has been used effectively for many years. Until recently, the benefits of video have been out of reach to smaller organisations due to its cost, the skills and equipment needed to produce videos and corporate films of a suitable quality, and the [...]
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Video and audio is part of the web, deeply ingrained in everyday browsing, whether it’s a news site with audio reports, a social network with links, songs and videos suggested by friends and acquaintances, or the now-famous YouTube. As with many web technologies and trends, there are parallels between the use of such media on [...]
Categorised under: Enterprise 2.0, Intranets
Also tagged: audio, communications, Intranets, rich media, video
At the end of the excellent IntraTeam conference in Denmark, I was invited to do a quick video interview. I’m still a bit over-excited after giving my presentation, and I seem to be blinking very slowly (jetlag? strange video effect?). Still, some useful ground is covered…
Categorised under: Conferences & presentations, Intranets