Too many intranets are ‘passion free zones’ that fail to engage with staff.

How much of your intranet home is red (irrelevant) vs green (directly helpful for staff)?

Last week I was pleased to be the closing presentation at the Designing for Mobility 2013 conference, held in Melbourne. It was an enjoyable and…

Enterprise mobility is quickly moving from pilots and proof-of-concepts to delivering key business functionality for staff when they’re away from their desks. These moves recognise…

Designing for mobility goes beyond just small screens and touch interactions, to encompass the user’s context and tasks.

Last year after running one of my full-day enterprise mobility workshops, I received an email from an organisation about mobile design. They indicated they were…

There are three approaches to delivering mobile functionality for staff: native apps, mobile web or hybrid apps.

I was pleased to be able to present in Canberra today, as part of World Usability Day. My topic was “How design is transforming modern…

Enterprise software applications aren’t “designed”. At best, they’re “developed”, but often they’re just “built”. Whether provided by a software vendor, or created in-house, enterprise solutions…

Within the Intranet Leadership Forum chapters over the years, we’ve followed many members as they have redesigned their intranets: from the initial activities to secure…