Intranet News & Articles

Building and maintaining an Intranet can be challenging. For one, it’s not always clear to everyone what the goals of an Intranet are. It may not be embraced by senior management, nor is it always structured well due to lack of resources and staff. So what to do when your Intranet is stifled?

Most everyone suffers from challenges in implementing an Intranet. For those who need a little support, the following will help.

The theory of intranet personalization is wonderful. The practice is generally woeful: hugely expensive implementations that totally fail; massive maintenance overheads and very little employee uptake.

In the historical context of the organization, the intranet is definitely the new kid on the block. Properly managed, the future for intranets is very bright indeed.

If the intranet is to show genuine value to the organization, it must prove that it is increasing productivity and reducing costs.

Copenhagen-based Web CMS purveyor Sitecore has just announced the launch of Intranet Portal, which helps businesses provide employees with contextual information within a secured and central locale.

What makes this intranet offering such a big deal? It boasts a user experience that promises to match a given enterprise’s website.

Staff overwhelmingly want a better organized intranet where they can quickly find people, policies and procedures, and forms.

Wikis are making the Internet a more collaborative source. Today, technology is ubiquitous and knowledge is not created alone, but by groups.

Those who created information rarely had to worry about the impact of what they wrote. Until the Web.

Hey, champ. Ever wonder how your intranet stands up against another company’s? It’s probably tough to gauge, considering asking about another enterprise’s back-end is a little awkward.

With that devastating curiosity in mind, Intranet Dashboard just compiled a survey on global intranet use and trends that aims to answer all your burning questions.

Intranet-specific software company Intranet DASHBOARD just released key data with global intranet usage and trends in tangent with its launch for Intranet DASHBOARD 2.0. Intranet DASHBOARD recently pulled in a couple of honors at the Product of the Year Awards.

And no, we’re not talking about Hobbits and dancing.

Its not often that Microsoft gets beat in the intranet and collaboration game — what with its market leading SharePoint (MOSS) flying off the shelves and garnering much recent media attention.

Intranet search performs miserably because most organizations do not properly manage their content.

Some people call it Enterprise 2.0, eTouch call it the next generation of collaboration and today have announced the latest release of their SamePage collaboration platform. The revamped version 3.0 touts Enterprise Wikis and Blogs, functional templates for project management, and enhanced scalability.

In another move that illustrates the dynamicism of the EU CMS market, Danish Web CMS vendor Synkron has announced version 2.0 of its Via Web CMS, and less than 6 months after releasing version 1.0.