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OK clearly I am spending too much time on the StepTwo website today, but I’ll defend that by saying that I need to clarify this intranet strategy for my client at the moment. In any case, as usual, James has hit the nail on the head with his views on how
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Implementing your online collaboration strategy
My speaker’s notes (not that they bear much resemblance to what was actually said) are to be found here as a downloadable pdf: Implementing an online collaboration stategy. This presentation was given at the Blogs, Wikis, and RSS conference in Sydney on August 29th 2006.
Implementing your online collaboration strategy
We work in a Web World for business outcomes
Introduction
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Micheal Axelsen, and this presentation focuses on providing a practical guide to the implementation of your online collaboration strategy, with some useful tips and thoughts on how to proceed with the implementation of collaboration technologies, including blogs and wikis, into the business.
This presentation is focussed upon:
- Business
- Collaboration technologies
- How to succeed with their implementation
At all times, though, this is intended to be a practical look at the application of these technologies, and addressing the practical concerns of business.
When the system’s tail wags the organisation’s dog
This article was written for BDO’s business briefing for Autumn 2003. The article is reflective of a common theme that we find – businesses often resort to writing software as a first resort rather than a last resort, and end up working even harder to make their business work. It’s not that I’m against homegrown software, but I do see it cause enough grief that I suggest clients have a Bex and a good lie down before developing their own software. The article is also published at http://michealaxelsen.com/blog/publications/articles/when-the-systems-tail-wags-the-organisations-dog/. Enjoy.
Building an Intranet that Delivers
This article was co-written with Belinda Thompson of BDO Kendalls. At the time of writing, Belinda was Senior Consultant in Intellectual Capital with BDO Kendalls in Brisbane, Australia. The article was published on CEO Online. Belinda’s passion is in the implementation of corporate intranets that achieve business value from the knowledge management initiatives intranets offer.
Belinda is now BDO’s National Knowledge and Information Manager.
This article presents six strategies for successful intranets.
Building an intranet that delivers
Six strategies for successful intranets
Introduction
In recent years, corporate intranets have moved from “nice to have” to “must have” status in virtually all industries. In many cases, they have evolved into information and knowledge sharing platforms that companies rely on to survive in a knowledge-driven economy. Designing, developing, and deploying an intranet that is highly valued by the organisation can be a challenge. Nevertheless, certain strategies, when carefully executed, can simplify this process.