Monthly Archives: September 2012
The four Intranetizens like to read widely on anything to do with intranets – content, strategy, design, technology, and much else besides. Here’s a round-up of what’s caught our eye this week. (more…) Share this:ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPrintReddit
Are you tired of ‘thinking outside the box’? Well we are too, and according to a recent survey, so are your intranet’s users. In a recent poll, employees admitted to being baffled by workplace jargon ten times a day on average. In this special pre-conference post, the [read more]
As the use of social tools in the enterprise has exploded over recent years, the role of community management is being talked about more and more. Yet confusion remains about exactly what it is, and whether it’s really needed. Social media purists argue authentic online communities [read more]
The four Intranetizens like to read articles, books and blog posts on a variety of topics. For your delight — and failing that, an aide to your continued procrastination — here are a few articles that caught our eye this week. (more…) Share this:ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPrintReddit
Gamification – applying game design thinking to non-game applications – has certainly been the buzzword of 2012, with some analysts predicting that by 2013 half of all business initiatives will have gamified processes. But the response from digital workplace specialists has been more muted, with [read more]
The four Intranetizens like to read articles, books and blog posts on a variety of topics. Despite one of us becoming a dad (again) and one of us being in Egypt, we still managed to publish three (yes – three! plus this one!) posts this [read more]
The four Intranetizens really value on- and offline networking for intranet specialists. We read blogs written by other practitioners, share thoughts on Twitter, and regularly attend intranet conferences and meet-ups – all part of the burgeoning intranet networking and knowledge-sharing scene here in Europe. But what’s [read more]
This week sees the launch of this year’s Digital Workplace Trends survey, the largest and most detailed study of intranets and enterprise online services. Now in its seventh year, this annual report has become an invaluable reference tool, providing detailed analysis of technology, management, strategy [read more]
Over the last 10 years, SharePoint has grown to be the dominant platform for intranets. With the next version due out around the end of the year, it seems timely to ask if intranet managers should be pushing to embrace it, either as an upgrade [read more]
The four Intranetizens like to read articles, books and blog posts on a variety of topics. This week was no exception as the first week of September saw a flurry of great content. We find this stuff so you don’t have to. (more…) Share this:ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPrintReddit
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