p>One of the keys to a successful intranet is high quality, well written content, making it both useful and usable. Writing for the online medium…
Reverse innovation of intranets in global companies.
Global companies, whether banks, pharmaceutical companies or non-profits, have a particularly strong need for great intranets. With tens or hundreds of thousands of staff across…
The future of intranets (and what it means for KM).
It was my great pleasure today to be the opening keynote at the KM Singapore conference organised by iKMS on 1 September 2011. My key…
Intranet teams need technology savvy.
Intranets are increasingly being owned and managed by communications teams or business areas. In general, this is a positive shift, leading to greater alignment with…
Common intranet questions, unique solutions.
Intranet professionals often ask questions of their peers in the hope that the experience of others can provide a starting point for planning and inspiration….
Card sorting: online versus offline.
Card sorting is a common technique within user-centred design (UCD) methodologies. It’s also an activity that can polarise opinions; people either believe in it, or…
Intranet teams need technology savvy.
Intranet teams can’t afford to be technology ignorant, but nor do they need to be geeks.
Common intranet questions, unique solutions.
Intranet teams seeking insight from other organisations need to adapt ideas to fit their unique circumstances.
Card sorting: online versus offline.
When should online card sorting be used, and how to make the most of it as a research technique?
What message does your intranet send to your staff?.
You’re a powerful and highly respected professional services firm, with offices high up in a tower building overlooking a spectacular view. You’re a major consumer…