Does the potential in social intranets lie in Personal Knowledge Management?

Angie Cullen just listed five key features to consider when choosing a social intranet: Forum Collaboration Social Tagging and Ranking Document Storage & Collaboration Expertise Finder Knowledge Base or Wiki  They all remind me of my own findings when asking my colleagues what they really need from our intranet, even though I focused less on… Continue reading Does the potential in social intranets lie in Personal Knowledge Management?

My Top 10 Tools for Learning

  Here are my top 10 tools for learning, as asked by Jane Hart at the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies, and answered already by people such as Harold Jarche (feed), Clark Quinn (feed) and more. Twitter: Excellent tool for keeping updated on what people such as my mentors and more are up to. Very quickly I can interact with people… Continue reading My Top 10 Tools for Learning

What employees really need from our intranet

Following the advice from James Robertson (@s2djames) in his book “What every intranet team should know“, I have conducted interviews with 11 of my co-workers to find what they really need from our intranet. So, instead of asking them “Which features would you want?” resulting in answers like “a feature like Apple’s Genius”, we spoke… Continue reading What employees really need from our intranet

Five Things I Learned When Migrating Our Intranet

When moving from our decade old intranet, to a modern platform, there have been many lessons. Here are five of them: 1.  Being a Global Intranet Editor is a job closer to being an organizational psychologist, than being an engineer. Migration is far less about moving files, than it is about understanding a culture. People more seldom… Continue reading Five Things I Learned When Migrating Our Intranet