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  • Now is the time to consider a wiki for your Intranet

    Posted August 19, 2009 - 1:03 pm

    With the US Army embarking upon a pilot project to make use of wikis to rewrite several of their field manuals, now is the time you might want to consider them for a collaborative Intranet project.

  • Intelligent Intranets selectively push content to users

    Posted July 8, 2009 - 5:50 am

    It is generally accepted now that an intranet is far more than an internal phone book and document store, the portal approach has been adopted in many organizations with the intranet acting as a one stop shop for process specific business applications, management tools and links to business management systems.

  • Washington uses Google Apps to power new intranet

    Posted October 14, 2008 - 8:04 pm

    When it came time for Washington, D.C., to create a new intranet for city employees, spending US$4 million on a site based on proprietary portal software just didn't seem like a good idea to CTO Vivek Kundra. But using Google Apps did, he said in an interview Tuesday.

  • Fourth Generation Intranets: The dawn of a dynamic new business tool, inspired by social networking

    Posted October 8, 2008 - 10:04 am

    Today, we live and breathe the Internet. Web 2.0 means its use is active not passive; we use it for information, to garner opinion, pass comment, shop, share photos and engage with like-minded souls and much, much more. But, have business tools like intranets kept pace with this level of interactional behaviour?

  • XP/Vista Coexistence: Accessing Your Corporate Intranet

    Posted October 8, 2008 - 5:00 am

    Thinking of migrating some of your XP computers to Vista? First make sure that your Vista users will still be able to access your corporate intranet!

  • Intranets have eyeballs too

    Posted May 5, 2008 - 12:13 pm

    We live in a world that is fixated on the idea of aggregating eyeballs together with the aid of technology. Advertising is the obvious example of eyeball aggregation writ large. Print, radio, TV and now Internet technologies are heavily involved in finding better, faster, cheaper ways of getting more and more eyeballs tuned in to particular world views, particular value propositions, particular products.
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