May, 30, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 6:42, AM
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There are a number of reasons why a corporation or a not-for-profit should adopt Intranet 2.0 tools. Enhancing communications and collaboration with employees, and improving employee investment and retention are primary considerations. But there’s another more pressing need: snooze or lose. For help implementing a social intranet or Intranet 2.0 tools see Intranet 2.0 Blueprint [...]
May, 19, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 6:57, PM
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FOR THE LATEST ON SHAREPOINT 2010 SEE: SharePoint for ECM: 5 big enhancements UPDATE: Introducing SharePoint 2010: learnings from SPC09 SharePoint continues to be at the center of much of the intranet buzz
May, 01, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 12:02, AM
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IBM and Cisco are infested with them. Even smaller companies are finding huge value in the form of impressive cost savings, and faster time to market. But most organizations are still puzzled on how to proceed with enterprise wikis.
Apr, 28, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 7:18, AM
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Your portal solution is dying
Dec, 12, 2007 posted by Toby Ward @ 8:25, AM
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(PARIS) Only one in five organizations have senior executives that think the intranet is mission-critical, according to Jane McConnell
Sep, 24, 2007 posted by Toby Ward @ 10:14, PM
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Wikis are indeed a powerful collaboration tool for employees. However, like any tool that requires participation from people, the success of an employee wiki requires highly engaged and participatory individuals. In other words, a successful wiki has less to do with technology, and more to do with communications and change management. Janssen-Cilag recently replaced [...]
Jul, 10, 2007 posted by Toby Ward @ 2:21, PM
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(TORONTO, ON) When last I critically mused about the value of trendy buzz words and catch phrases and the next hype, Intranet 2.0, my musing turned out to be the most read article I
Feb, 05, 2007 posted by Toby Ward @ 8:14, AM
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How pervasive are social media tools (such as blogs and podcasts) becoming? Here are some of the numbers (taken from my CNW seminar series Social media (Web 2.0): are you in?):