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How Do I Plan a Social Intranet in a Large Company? (Part 1)
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.
Dangers When Introducing Intranets
We continue to get questions about the risks of corporate intranets, because of something a person has read or heard. Basically, yes, an intranet can be dangerous. In most cases, only in theoretical scenarios, but these must be taken seriously when discussing the introduction of an intranet. Perhaps we can soothe some of your concerns.
Five Intranet Trends for the Sustainability of Your Digital Workplace
An intranet is a company’s image. Right now, things are …
Intranets From the Point of View of the Employee Representatives: Tips, Tricks and Mistakes
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.
Corporate Communication and Intranet 2.0
Corporate communication that gives off the outward image of “corporate culture 2.0,” yet still insists on “company culture 1.0” internally, will inevitably run into contradictions and resistance – and eventually fall apart. Frank Hamm explains why.
Who owns the intranet?
As the popularity of intranets increased, and with it the involvement of more departments and sections within company, it was clear to see who owns the intranet, with respect to the structure and content of the intranet. But, who really owns the intranet?
Messenger and Chat in the Workplace
For years, email was the primary means of digital communication within companies. About 15 years ago, more companies started using browser-based intranets. In recent years, though, messenger and chat have since taken the lead in the workplace.
How Companies Fail in Choosing Intranet Software
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.
Better Meetings with an Intranet
Whenever someone hears the word ‘meeting’, they think of boring discussions, where a lot of time is wasted. Usually a few emails are sent beforehand and afterwards there is an email with the minutes – which no one is going to read before the next meeting. But with an intranet, meetings can be well prepared for, executed and followed up on.