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Tag Archives: intranet
The problem with the intranet
I sometimes think there are a few too many of these infographic things floating around, but I thought this was a really interesting one! Via the SocialCast blog.
How can technology support public sector collaboration?
Last week’s webinar went fairly well, I’d like to think. You can judge for yourself by watching it below – it’s split up into two parts, probably because I talk too much. To be able to read the slides it’s … Continue reading
Bookmarks for August 18th through September 8th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Civic Commons code-sharing initiative bids to reduce government IT costs – "Around the United States, city governments have created a multitude of software. Unfortunately, most of the time the code … Continue reading
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Tagged anonymity, anonymous, apache, automattic, backup, coding, collaboration, community, content, couchdb, culture, delivery, deloitte, development, ebook, EBooks, ecommerce, editor, elearning, Email, enterprise, enterprise2.0, ERP, google, government, hosting, hybridorg, informationmanagement, intranet, jeffjarvis, km, knowledgemanagement, learning, learningorganisation, learningpool, localgovernment, management, marincounty, o'reilly, opendata, opengov, opengovernment, openknowledge, opensource, perens, personallearning, pkm, plugin, projectmanagement, recordsmanagement, research, sap, security, seddon, senge, sharing, sociallearning, socialmedia, socialorg, systemsthinking, timoreilly, Training, usa, vaultpress, wave, whitepaper, wikipedia, wordpress, wysiwyg
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Instruments of torture
Nicely put by Gerry McGovern: Over the years I have been struck by how awfully designed internal systems are. Most internal tools I come across are more like instruments of torture than the drivers of efficiency they are supposed to … Continue reading
Posted in culture, EntGov
Tagged communication, enterprise 2.0, gerry mcgovern, intranet
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Jakob Neilson on intranets
Jakob Neilson has some good stuff in his yearly roundup of intranet trends: Intranet design is maturing and reaping the rewards of continuous quality improvement for traditional features, while embracing new trends like mobile access, emergency preparedness, and user/employee-contributed content. … Continue reading
Posted in collaboration, EntGov
Tagged collaboration, communication, enterprise 2.0, government, innovation, intranet, localgovernment, readwriteorg
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