Archive for the ‘Classification’ Category

A new take on intranet news

05Sep12

In the beginning of 2012, we decided to do something about the way we create news on the intranet. Last time I heard James Robertson and the “social intranet” was discussed, he asked the audience how many of us that had enabled comments on the news pages. Almost no one put the hand in the […]


Filed under: Classification, Dashboard, Information management, News, open source, Personalisation   |  6 Comments
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Our intranet—six guiding principles, pt2

27Apr12

As we develop our intranet, we have six principles that we follow. If we live according to them, we think we are more likely to provide the right content, tools, news items, and services to the organization. This is part 2 about our guiding principles. Part 1 discussed the first three, #1 Bottom up, #2 […]


Filed under: Classification, Goals, Governance, Guiding principles, Information architecture, Intranet idea, Masthead, Menues, Segmentation, Strategy, The intranet team   |  4 Comments

The glue between the intranet sections

08Mar12

If I’m going to talk about intranets, it is only fair that I start with my own intranet. Personally I like to see lots of screen shots—so I plan to be generous with them myself. Let’s start with the home page on our intranet. Or, maby I sould say, one of our home pages. (I […]


Filed under: Assets, Blog, Classification, Collaboration, Forum, Information architecture, Information management, Masthead, Menues, Personalisation, Search, Segmentation   |  5 Comments
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