by swilson | Jul 15, 2010 | Change Communication, Intranet and Portal, social technology
Success with technology depends on so much. What the people do, the tools you give them, the direction given and taken, choices made along the way, cultural tendencies. So many of the organizations we work with are at first apt to focus on the doing of things, the...
by swilson | Jul 8, 2010 | Intranet and Portal, social technology, Usability
I was talking with a client last week about how they could enable different parts of the organization to provide RSS news feeds for their SharePoint portal. I said it was as simple as using the SharePoint blog template. That’s right, use the blog template, but...
by swilson | Feb 3, 2010 | Intranet and Portal, social technology, Usability
“I just want to know who does what, how I can reach them and that they can help me get my job done.” Such are the sentaments of the majority of the people I ran through intranet usability testing and focus groups recently. “I want to network in my...
by swilson | Sep 24, 2009 | Internal Consulting, Intranet and Portal, leadership, social technology
Earlier in the summer a client asked us to bid on their enrollment project. We did, and they went wild for one of our suggestions: the “multi-media series.” What is a multi-media series you ask? It’s a podcast. If I had used the word podcast, the...
by swilson | May 7, 2009 | Intranet and Portal, Leader communication, social technology
In the past several weeks I’ve had occasion to meet some people I previously only knew on Twitter. It’s always interesting to meet face-to-face after building a virtual relationship. I mistakenly read in so much from how they communicate online. Then, bam!...
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