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Benefits of a Intranet Content Inventory.

Benefits of a Intranet Content Inventory.

By on September 2, 2010 in Intranets with Comments

The process of conducting a Content Inventory for a new or existing Intranet can be an incredibly tedious task.   However, this activity is an essential step for Content Strategy and producing relevant content for an Intranet that is meaningful and useful for employees.  A Content Inventory may be one of the most important spreadsheets / [...]

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The Benefits & Risks of implementing Enterprise 2.0

The Benefits & Risks of implementing Enterprise 2.0

By on August 23, 2010 in Intranets with Comments

Implementing an Enterprise 2.0 environment causes massive change within a workplace as work processes evolve, new technologies are deployed and organizational structures change.   Further, potential risks and benefits of Enterprise 2.0 will vary depending upon the organisation. Ross Dawson in his book, Implementing Enterprise 2.0 highlights a number of Risks and Benefits for Enterprise 2.0 [...]

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Social Media success stories for Intranets & Websites

Social Media success stories for Intranets & Websites

By on August 22, 2010 in Intranets, Social Media, Websites with Comments

Some incorrectly assume that Enterprise 2.0 is a term used to describe the use of consumer-orientated Web 2.0 tools (Facebook,  LinkedIn,  Twitter) by businesses to improve their communications internally and externally.    Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 do share a similar foundation as highlighted by Andrew McAffee’s SLATES model, however there are significant differences between [...]

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Creating a better Intranet with SLATES.

Creating a better Intranet with SLATES.

By on August 16, 2010 in Intranets with Comments

“Do we finally have the right technologies for knowledge work?  Wikis, blogs, group-messaging software and the like can make a corporate intranet into a constantly changing structure built by distributed, autonomous peers – a collaborative platform that reflects the way work really gets done”  Andrew P. McAfee

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