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Sixteen steps to a renewed corporate intranet

By: James Robertson Posted: September 2, 2002

Outlines a disciplined approach to re-invigorating a corporate intranet, making it deliver real business benefits.

Using usability to direct KM systems

By: James Robertson Posted: May 3, 2002

KM has much to learn from usability, which can provide many useful starting points for structuring and managing KM projects.

Centralised or decentralised authoring?

By: James Robertson Posted: April 2, 2002

There is no ‘correct’ answer to this question. To get the best business outcomes, you must understand the strengths and weaknesses of both approaches.

Knowledge management for call centres

By: James Robertson Posted: February 6, 2002

Call centres are growing rapidly. They are also confronted with many challenges, and KM has much to offer in overcoming these difficulties.

Information design using card sorting

By: James Robertson Posted: February 19, 2001

Card sorting is a very simple method of working with users to come up with a usable information design. A valuable tool for all information architects.