Too Many Cooks? How Much Control is Too Much Control?
- An Intranet is a collaborative effort. I've stressed this point time and time again. You simply can't build a tool that is catered to a wide and diversified audience through the eyes of any one person or special interest group. If you try, the tool will end up only meeting their needs and no one else's. This is the antithesis of what an Intranet is meant to accomplish...but it happens all too often.
Publisher: Ian Smith
Welcome to the All-Stars - Building Your Intranet Team
- You can't build a successful intranet if your team doesn't work well together. Every team that works together for any amount of time will eventually experience the various ups and downs associated with a project. It's unavoidable but there's a difference between simple, professional disagreement and a bloodied bench-clearing brawl. Your first step is to select the right people for the team.
Publisher: Competia Online Magazine Author: Paul Chin
Who Owns Your Intranet?
- As companies march ahead with efforts to link employees through internal Web sites, they are learning a key design principle: If you want your intranet to take off, then take a hands-off approach. The case for intranet democracy.
Publisher: Fast Company Author: George Anders
Why Do Intranets Fail?
- Many internal Web efforts are doomed from the start. Here's how to make yours a winner.
Publisher: Darwinmag.com Author: Daintry Duffy
Winning Moves
- As you build your Web site, make sure your users don't become pawns of remedial search techniques.
Publisher: CIO WebBusiness Author: Mike Carifio
