Making the business case for your intranet
Tips for putting together a winning business case for your new intranet
Tips for putting together a winning business case for your new intranet
Change management is key to driving intranet adoption, and good levels of adoption are a prerequisite for intranet success.
One of the early critical milestones on the path to implementing a new intranet is ensuring you have the support of your senior management and, ideally, your budget holders.
What are the key points and questions to consider as you choose your intranet technology? In this structured walk-through of the arguments we’ll help you decide. (Webinar recording from 3rd May 2017)
Have you got an up-to-date and documented intranet strategy? And by that we mean a proper intranet strategy that has been researched, well thought out and signed off by key stakeholders.
Following our recent piece on Microsoft Teams we’ve come across this great infographic on the differences between Teams and Slack.
Microsoft has just announced a major addition to the Office 365 digital workplace. Its called Microsoft Teams. In a nutshell it provides a single place where teams can connect, chat, share and collaborate. But does it spell the end of Yammer?
Listening to your intranet users is important, but you have to be able to put it all together in a structured business case so that you raise the money and give people what they need.
Faceted navigation is a key part of a SharePoint intranet’s search engine. It helps users filter search results using a pre-defined classification system. Our SharePoint search consultant partner Agnes Molnar of Search Explained talks about getting refiners right on your intranet.
When well integrated, SharePoint and Yammer gives a boost to communication and collaboration. But Microsoft doesn’t do all the integration you might require.