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As a consulting company, NPCI is often asked what functionality a law firm intranet should have and what content should it contain. The answer to those questions is largely, it depends. This post is the first in a series that tries to answer the questions while keeping in mind that the options for [...]
Creating a business critical intranet for your organization is a difficult task. Like any project, there are many ways an intranet project can go awry. In2009, the Standish Group reported that the failure or near failure of IT projects is almost certain in a high percentage of those projects: The Standish Group’s just-released report, “CHAOS Summary 2009,” “This year’s [...]
Even if you’re a seasoned intranet professional, there’s always something you haven’t heard before. Sometimes, the very nature of the intranet (being internally focused and heavily customized to your corporate culture) lends itself to being cut off from the outside world. I read an article recently called 12 Workplace Phrases You Probably Don’t Know…But Should. Many [...]
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