It’s important to have an ‘elevator pitch’ to hand at all times for both the intranet and intranet team.
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CMb 2009–21
The three clicks myth
The ‘three clicks rule’ is perhaps the most widely known web design principle, but it’s a myth.
DECEMBER 2009
How to empower authors
Intranet teams can never maintain a whole site themselves, and empowered authors will do much to deliver great content.
CMb 2009–20
The softer side of intranets
The intranet should provide a human face to staff, and can do much to build and transform the corporate culture.
CMb 2009-19
Photos in staff directories
Explores the benefits and risks related to including photos in the corporate staff directory.
NOVEMBER 2009
Intranet Innovations 2009: insights into this year’s winners
Learn more about the intranet innovations that will help every intranet team to deliver a better site in 2010.
CMb 2009–18
Some testing is better than none
Even when time and resources are tight, it is always worth squeezing in at least a little user testing.
CMb 2009–17
About the intranet, on the intranet
The intranet should have a section devoted to the intranet itself, communicating to stakeholders, authors and general staff.
OCTOBER 2009
Seven roles of the intranet homepage
There are many different uses for the intranet homepage, and a balance must be gained to meet business and staff needs.
SEPTEMBER 2009
Creating high quality intranet videos at the Forest Products Commission
The Forest Products Commission shares their use of video, in this guest article.