New Year, new job? The start of the year can often bring a new professional challenge and maybe yours is a new venture into the world of intranets. If you’re the new head honcho of intranets at Anywhere Inc., or maybe you just want to [read more]
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Warren Buffet, the legendary billionaire investor put it rather succinctly when he said that “Accounting is the language of business” – it’s the numbers that shows how a business is performing and it’s the numbers that shareholders look at to understand how their investment is [read more]
Executive blogs have the potential to be a genuinely powerful communication vehicle, but in our experience from countless intranets, they seem to frequently miss the mark. Here are a few observations which will help you improve the impact of blogging in your organisation. Thanks to [read more]
It all used to be so simple: your corporate intranet would be owned and managed by your internal communications team; your corporate internet site by your external communications, by your investor relations team or your marketing team; and your extranet managed by your sales and [read more]
From the outset of this post, it’s vital to point out that neither of the editors of Intranetizen are lawyers — reader, if we were, we’d not be publishing this, but would be charging you a small fortune for the next few paragraphs! It is [read more]
In her excellent executive summary of Digital Workplace Trends, Jane McConnell discusses 5 megatrends for intranets, including the notion that intranets are becoming more ‘people-focused’. This is often used to describe the social tools that are becoming commonplace on intranets, but also reflects the growing [read more]
A few weeks ago, Yammer took hold in my organisation. From a standing start 18 months ago with just me, we gained tens of users in 2 weeks at the beginning of the year and growing quickly. (Aside: those first few years of Yammer were [read more]
The intranet is changing. No longer a corporate internal website, the intranet is evolving into a digital workspace for your employees — a gateway to the information, functions and transactions that enable your business to function. If this doesn’t sound like your workplace yet, here [read more]
One line of conversation at the recent IBF24 event that really struck a chord was provoked by a simple one line tweet “The intranet is dead”. At a time when so many organisations, including my own, are investing in their intranets, it was a striking [read more]
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Intranatter Episode One
Mar 3, 2017 • 12:57
Sharon and Jonathan discuss their presentations and talking points from the #intrateam17 conference in Copenhagen
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Episode 2 where Intranatter speaks to Jonathan Seal
Mar 10, 2017 • 18:05
In this episode, Jonathan and Sharon catch up with Jonathan Seal in the the last of our episodes from the Intrateam17 event. We talk about chatbots, AI, measurement and mobile.
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The one with Luke and Jon talking about social
Mar 22, 2017 • 13:42
Luke and Jonathan talk about social and internal communications
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The one where Luke and Jon talk about pubs (and ESNs)
Mar 29, 2017 • 12:19
On this episode, Luke and Jon talk about pubs as an analogy for ESNs.
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Luke and Jon talk intranet strategy with experts!
Apr 12, 2017 • 21:11
In this episode — the first of a two parter — Luke and Jon talk to Steve Bynghall and Chris Tubb about building an intranet strategy.
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Chris Tubb and Steve Bynghall: Intranet Strategy part 2
Apr 25, 2017 • 18:14
The one where Chris and Steve continue the conversation with Luke and Jon about intranet strategy.
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The one with Wedge
Oct 23, 2017 • 27:01
All four intranetizens jump on a podcast to talk with Wedge about the IntranetNow conference
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