This is the definitive ‘quick start’ guide to intranets, providing intranet teams with a to-the-point overview of how to plan, design, manage and grow intranets.
A beautifully printed A5-sized 110-page book, this volume covers key topics for every intranet team:
Six phases of intranet evolution
1: The intranet is born
2: Rapid organic growth
3: Repeated redesigns
4: Intranet usability
5: Useful, not just usable
6: Business tool
Four purposes of the intranet
How to find out what staff need
How to design the intranet
How to deliver great content
The role of the intranet team
How to plan intranet improvements
Few teams have time to read a weighty tome on intranets, and what is needed is a clear ‘map’ for delivering a successful intranet. Drawing on experience from intranet teams across the globe, every page of this book provides key insights, ideas, models and methodologies.
“What every intranet team should know” is perfect for a first-time intranet manager, an inexperienced contributor, or for someone who is just plain stuck or frustrated with the lack of direction for their intranet. The book is a short read, and a good value at only $US89 – a great bang-for-the buck, how-to resource for intranet managers and consultants.
“This is, quite deliberately, a slim volume,” says author James Robertson. “We have distilled our knowledge to a few key concepts, to get you kick-started on the journey to a remarkable intranet.”
Review & purchase What every intranet team should know for only US$89.
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Intranet 2.0 becomes mandatory Open Webinar (July 21, 2009, 12 pm EDT)
Once a nice-to-have or a future wish, Intranet 2.0 tools such as blogs, wikis and other vehicles have become mainstream, and are present in nearly 50% of organizations (regardless of size) in the Western World.
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