Intranet Blog
As you are researching the best Intranet/Extranet solutions for your company, we are pleased you found Office Ability. We hope our Intranet blog resource will be helpful as you and your Intranet team make the decisions about what will best fit your organization.
  
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06 February 2012
NetworkAbility Roll-out Basics
It can be beneficial to think of the launch as a single cohesive roll-out, usually coordinated by a small dedicated group or committee. The following points are provided as food-for-thought. Read more... Add new comment
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03 January 2012
Social Networking for Company Intranets - Graduates Don't Just Want It, they Expect ItM2 PresswireEarlier on, this blog features 2 articles that make reference to the growing importance of social networking in company Intranets. In this article we see that a UK survey enforces this notion and in fact comes up with findings that Intranet social networking may be more of a necessity than a nice-to-have. For more information please refer to Intranets as Social Networks & World's Best Intranets Give High Regard to Social Networking and Collaboration.
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19 December 2011
World's Best Intranets Give High Regard to Social Networking and CollaborationBusiness Wire In an earlier article titled Intranets as Social Networks I described a little about our Intranet concept planning and how social networking al la Facebook came to be part of our software development plans. I also quoted from a press release regarding the latest Nielsen Norman Group Intranet survey. Here is that press release in full for those that are interested.
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14 November 2011
Company Intranets Keep Employees on the Same PageAdapted from original article by Mie-Yun Lee If you want to share a document company-wide, do you e-mail it to everyone? Perhaps you make dozens of paper copies instead, giving one to each employee and filing the extras away. Or maybe you save a master in one of the various shared directories on your company network and hope that people will be able to find it. |
An effective collaboration software launch will affect both the short-term acceptance and the long-term success of the new applications. There are a number of key considerations that we would like to present, as you contemplate introducing NetworkAbility to your organization.
