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The empowerment of consumers by the forces of digital disruption means that every organization has to work better, smarter and faster in order to create and manage the omnichannel experiences consumers favor and reward. In short, “only empowered employees can [support] empowered customers,” as Ted Schadler has said.
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Traditional corporate intranets are often neglected and underused -- few would refute that argument. They’re supposed to be the center of our work life (and for some they are), but for far too many they have become a dumping ground where content is stored and ignored.
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My Dearest Intranet, You and I have had a longstanding relationship, full of ups and downs.
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When SharePoint 2013 arrived, we immediately noticed the huge investment Microsoft made into anything related to search.
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I’ve just come back from another highly successful KMWorld conference in Washington where over 900 people seemed more than happy to be entombed in the subterranean conference suites of the Renaissance Hotel for four days.
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Today’s intranet is suffering from an identity crisis. And we have only ourselves to blame. It’s how we talk about the intranet, the words we choose to describe it, the metaphors we deploy as we struggle with the modern intranet’s seemingly endless possibilities for our organizations.
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Intranets, portals and enterprise collaboration tools mean different things to different people, so our latest Tweet Jam focused on defining just what people mean when they discuss the modern intranet.
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Social tools have the potential to increase productivity, engagement and communications. They also hold the potential of turning into an enterprise-wide time suck.
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The time is soon upon us! We are less than an hour away from kicking off our latest Tweet Jam. This time around, we'll be talking intranets -- where they excel, where they fall short and where they are going in the future.
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Intranets have been around for a long time — they predated the internet. Despite their age, have we perfected intranet design?
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Ah, intranets -- they can be our best friend or worst enemy. While some think that intranets have evolved with the times, others see enterprise social networks muscling intranets out.
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We've all heard the claim that social business approaches increase worker productivity. But if you're looking to use that as the business case for your social business initiative, you should know -- it's not as straightforward as many would have us believe.
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"Employees will treat customers the way they themselves are treated” It’s commonly agreed that satisfied employees lead to satisfied customers, which leads to improved business performance, completing the circle of success.
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Updates and improvements are commonplace in the enterprise technology world. Business needs change, demands pop up for different functionality and the technology must be amended to meet requirements or risk being rendered useless.
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