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My last post on site architecture was the 2nd in a series of posts where I am presenting ideas on law firm intranet functionality and content. In that post I described what a firm centric (following the firm’s organizational structure) or task centric (centered on individual tasks) site would be like. At the end I [...]
This is the second of a series on law firm intranet functionality and content. See Part 1: Scope. Before you start developing your intranet, you will need a blueprint. Imagine building a house without one? Your intranet is no different – you need a plan before starting to develop the site. Defining the site architecture [...]
We are always on the look out for articles that define intranet models. What better way to start planning for and designing your own intranet than to see what thinking others have to offer. Hopefully, our own Model for Planning and Implementing an Intranet will prove useful to you. There are more models available on the [...]
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