Intranet

The telecommunications giant has built a robust social-business area on its intranet. Its officers got involved through what communicators dubbed reverse mentoring.

Most employees ignore new technology that can improve the bottom line. Here’s how to fix that.

Panelists on this month’s IBF Live broadcast contended that a passionate intranet manager can make loads of difference in the success of a company’s intranet.

How to ensure your colleagues won’t snoop into your documents before you’ve completed crafting them.

UMass Medical School started a photo contest to connect colleagues in different locations; in the Netherlands, a telecommuting campaign aims big; and other highlights from this month’s IBF Live chat.

Stop plastering news articles all over your intranet’s homepage. Employees would much rather read practical information, according to a new poll.

American Electric Power provides an outside perspective on itself and the industry through its intranet page.

In this month’s IBF Live broadcast, participants discussed the results of a recent survey that showed only about one-fourth of executives say their social intranets are “good” or “very good.”

Don’t forget to shoot some B-roll.

As social media gets faster, traditional intranets start to look older. Here’s how to give yours a modern makeover.

Getting buy-in requires more than compelling technology; start with the human factor, top to bottom, for best results.

With no resources to replace its 20^th-century software, the outdoor apparel company adapted and streamlined the existing platform.

Part six of Ragan.com’s series on enterprise social media looks at a company with an expanding menu of options.

Are the tools working for you, or are you working for the tools? On this month’s IBF Live program, intranet managers affirm the seemingly counterintuitive step-by-step process that a popular guidebook extols.