A substantial number of industrial employees don’t have their own computer. Instead, they spend their entire day on the production floor. They are out of the loop and don’t have access to the company’s intranet. That’s why we are developing Linchpin Touch.
Large corporations are like separate universes, and work differently to “normal” companies. If you are an intranet pioneer in your company, seeking to improve digital collaboration and improve the effectiveness, efficiency, transparency and trust with a modern social intranet solution, the following tips and recommendations should help you lead a social intranet project.
Employee surveys may have some hurdles that can be annoying, or sometimes downright obstructive. We are currently working on employee surveys for a new intranet project, and this is my contribution to the conceptualization phase. If you are in a similar situation, the following thoughts and examples may be useful.
When introducing an intranet, there are often fundamental misunderstandings with the members of the employee representative group or worker’s council. This post is intended to remedy some of the common misunderstandings, and provide the employee representatives with useful tips for involvement in an intranet project.
Customers who are interested in Linchpin, our Confluence-based intranet suite, always ask us for reference projects from their specific industry. It sounds like a sensible request, on the surface. However, it is not particularly helpful or effective, for three reasons.
Steffen Opel, Managing Director of the software company Utoolity GmbH, uses draw.io extensively in his company and was kind enough to provide us with a testimonial: What advantages does draw.io offer compared to other solutions?
There is only one best intranet software. It’s ours.” It’s the condensed marketing message of most ads not only for intranets. We all know it can’t be true if two people say it. But the main problem is that companies still try to find out who is right and who is lying.
The Atlassian Summit is the largest annual user conference run by the Australian software developer – more than 3,200 participants are attending this year. The opening keynote Innovation in Team Collaboration by co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes and other leaders at Atlassian has just finished.
draw.io is a mature add-on that extends Confluence with powerful diagramming functionality. You can create all types of professional diagrams with draw.io in its intuitive and responsive editor which is directly integrated into Confluence pages: flow charts, network diagrams, organization charts, UML diagrams, mind maps and many more. It is the most feature-rich add-on of its kind.
Do you create a large number of diagrams in your team or company? Are you attending the Atlassian Summit 2016 in San José? If you answered yes to both questions, then I have an interesting opportunity for you: meet the draw.io team at the summit and receive a voucher for Atlassian merchandise!
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