Blogging to employees
Some inventive and enterprising organizations like Alaska Airlines and the U.S. Army used to maintain their intranet home page on the public Internet (though they
U.S. provides safety for al-Qaeda intranet
The SITE Institute is an organization that tracks terrorists. Since its inception in 2004 SITE has primarily used the Internet to
$9 Billion Bugs for U.S. Navy-Marine Corps Intranet (back issue)
Most I.T. projects have some hurdles or bugs. The $9 billion U.S. Navy-Marine Corps intranet (NMCI) is no exception. Of course the military would use an acronym like NMCI, but I was hoping that we would be privy to one of those cutting-edge mission names like Mission Intranet Freedom or Mission Global Information Dominance… […]
Home intranet access (back issue)
A great report from Ipsos-Reid reveals that Canada continues to be a world leader with a highly connected population
Kiosk access for non-desk workers
Intranet access continues to be a major, major intranet challenge for most organizations with manufacturing or remote employees. Remote, manufacturing and retail employees very rarely have access to a computer. Therefore in some organizations a huge chunk of employees do not have access to the intranet. If a large chunk of your potential audience […]
$152 million U.S. Army Intranet Contract (back issue)
Already outmaneuvered by the massive US$9 billion U.S. Navy-Marine Corp Intranet project (read my most recent blog on the NMCI) the U.S. Army has announced a more austere intranet contract of $152 million. The aerospace giant Lockeeed Martin (they now call themselves a