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5 tips to succeed with an intranet business case « Mark Morrell intranet pioneer

5 tips to succeed with an intranet business case December 14, 2011 at 10:05 am | Posted in benefit, beta testing, intranet, plan, strategy, value | Leave a comment Tags: benefit, beta testing, intranet, money, strategy, user testing, value

I recently discussed this subject with some intranet practitioners in Copenhagen at an IntraTeam community of practice meeting. Several people there had yet to experience the...

Source: intranet-pioneer.com Posted by markmorrellmarkmorrell 51 days, 13 hours, 45 minutes ago

The Business Case for a Social Intranet - @TobyWard

A business case for an intranet is like the business case for a bathroom; you can live without them (and use others), but you’re a fool if you do.

Social media has morphed to the intranet, and the intranet is becoming increasingly social. However, like the Internet, email, telephone, and other business transforming technology, the need for a social intranet is more implicit, rather than explicit. We all need email, don’t we? But did you need a business case to get your corporate email account?

Source: www.cmswire.com Posted by adminadmin 247 days, 3 hours, 4 minutes ago

Start small, build quick, keep it cheap « Mark Morrell

While I was at the Employee Portal Evolution Masters conference I was struck by the number of organisations who were interested in using social media tools but were not sure what approach to take. To justify any investment funding you need to have a strong business case – even more so in these difficult economic times – that clearly shows the benefits to the organisation of adopting social media tools.  That justification has to have good reasons backed up by clear evidence of how it benefits the organi...

Source: markmorrell.wordpress.com Posted by markmorrellmarkmorrell 424 days, 13 hours, 9 minutes ago

ROI for E2.0 Money Talks - Bert Sandie

Recently there have been a number of blogs and articles written on the Return on Investment (ROI) for Enterprise 2.0 (E2.0) solutions as these systems have gained popularity and a foothold in companies.

In this day and age, executives and key stakeholders will care about three attributes which are cost, time and quality. However, with the ongoing financial uncertainties in the global economy many executive will narrow their focus to cost.

Source: aiimcommunities.org Posted by beebee 515 days, 15 hours, 2 minutes ago

The business case for social intranets by Oscar Berg:

As I argued in my previous post "Why traditional intranets fail knowledge workers", originally named “Serving the long tail of information needs”, there’s a long tail of information needs to be served within knowledge intensive enterprises and which traditional intranets don't manage to serve.

Organizations typically try to serve their employee's information needs by producing varying types of content (text, images, video…) which is intended to communicate a message to, inform, one or more employees....

Source: www.thecontenteconomy.com Posted by beebee 530 days, 8 hours, 57 minutes ago

Three Things to Consider in Your Enterprise Collaboration Strategy

Many organizations are planning or are already in the middle of deploying collaboration technology to their global organization. Before you go much further, ask yourself if you've identified these three elements of your collaboration strategy.

1. Define the Business Context

2. Identify the Degree of Openness

3. Establish Goals and Objectives

Source: www.cmswire.com Posted by adminadmin 546 days, 1 hour, 28 minutes ago

5 Key Features To Consider When Choosing A Social Intranet | Intranet Experience Blog

by Angela Cullen

When building a business case around a social Intranet, there are a few key components to consider. Here are five suggested features that you might ask your potential vendors to demonstrate.

  1. Forum Collaboration
  2. Social Tagging and Ranking
  3. Document Storage & Collaboration
  4. Expertise Finder
  5. Knowledge Base or Wiki
Source: www.intranetexperience.com Posted by beebee 554 days, 1 hour, 44 minutes ago

Making the Business Case for the Intranet: Penn State Outreach - ThoughtFarmer

ThoughtFarmer has been working with Penn State University’s Outreach department since January 2009 when they launched their new ThoughtFarmer-powered intranet, our.outreach. Bevin Hernandez recently keynoted at Enterprise 2.0 in Boston and shared some of her experiences with conference attendees, talking about some of the cultural elements and aspects of social intranets.

Source: www.thoughtfarmer.com Posted by beebee 577 days, 14 hours, 31 minutes ago

Many ways of creating a compelling intranet business case - James Robertson

Business cases can be boring. Following a corporate template, the pre-defined gaps are filled in with standard text, and the document goes to whatever committee has to sign it off.

Before jumping straight into this, intranet teams can benefit from stepping back to look at the many ways a business case can be created and justified.

Source: www.steptwo.com.au Posted by supportsupport 585 days, 3 hours, 41 minutes ago

Finding compelling examples to build the intranet business case - Step Two Designs, Alex Manchester

For many intranet teams, funding and resourcing is incredibly tight. The intranet is often a poor cousin to an organisation’s public website, and its worth to the organisation is rarely demonstrated well.

Intranet teams also rarely have direct lines of communication to senior management who, as infrequent users of the site, have little understanding of its complexity or potential.

As a result, when it comes to getting funding for a new content management system (CMS), or developing and adding new applications and services, making the case is an uphill struggle.

Yet there is great potential in intranets; we only need to look at the winners of the Intranet Innovation Awards to see how useful, powerful and valuable intranets and related services can be.

Read some compelling examples

Source: www.steptwo.com.au Posted by supportsupport 617 days, 10 hours, 42 minutes ago

Educating the executive about the intranet » Step Two Designs, Catherine Grenfell

Executive support is crucial to successful development and evolution of an organisation’s intranet. However in many organisations executive support is limited. Many executives do not even use the intranet, but ask others to find information for them.

This article focuses on ways to educate the executive about the intranet, in a planned and focused way. These approaches may include:

  • showcasing other intranets
  • demonstrating staff feedback
  • understanding what executives need
  • reviewing existing strategy
  • prototyping business solutions
Source: www.steptwo.com.au Posted by beebee 646 days, 8 hours, 15 minutes ago
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