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Mobile is now an assumed part of intranet redesigns

By: James Robertson Posted: October 23, 2013

When conducting an intranet redesign in today’s environment, it’s commonsense to include a mobile element.

How to make this your last big intranet redesign

By: James Robertson Posted: June 27, 2012

Let’s face it, intranet redesigns take a lot of work, for everyone involved. Major tasks include: restructuring and reskinning the site migrating and rewriting content implementing new technology retraining authors …

How to make this your last big intranet redesign

By: James Robertson Posted: June 25, 2012

Intranet redesigns involve a huge amount of work, so how do we make this the last big redesign that’s needed?

Build upkeep into intranet redesign

By: James Robertson Posted: July 29, 2011

Intranet redesigns can be seen as the cure-all for an intranet’s ills, and many intranets will certainly benefit from a significant overhaul. But if the redesign has come about due …

Build upkeep into intranet redesign

By: Steve Byrne Posted: July 29, 2011

Intranet redesigns truly succeed when they address longer-term strategy, management and governance issues.

What attractive intranets look like

By: James Robertson Posted: July 29, 2010

The winds of change are blowing for intranets. Every intranet survey run in the wider community has shown that 50% of intranet teams are planning (or hoping) to redesign their …

How long are intranet projects?

By: James Robertson Posted: July 29, 2010

Intranet teams, and business stakeholders, often underestimate the length of intranet projects.

Intranet (re)design wrap-up

By: Patrick Kennedy Posted: May 11, 2008

Over the years, we have published a vast amount of information on intranets. In this article, we attempt to wrap up all the activities that form part of an intranet …

Your new site will be 20% different from current site

By: James Robertson Posted: August 9, 2007

A simple rule of thumb when planning a site redesign is that the new site will be no more than 20% different from the current site.

Rather than embarking on a major project at the first sign of problems, consider tactical solutions such as the redesign of the home page.