Intranet

If your intranet is a digital landfill and desperately needs a redesign, this contest is for you.

The worldwide business technology consultancy put its intranet’s social tools front-and-center, and has reaped the benefits.

On this month’s IBF Live broadcast, three presenters showed off fragmented intranets they’re trying to bring together into one.

They make employees’ lives easier and give management insight into the company’s inner workings.

On this month’s IBF Live broadcast, the hosts wondered whether it’s worthwhile for intranets and their various sections to have catchy titles.

Your company’s intranet doesn’t have to be ‘fun’ to make your workforce happy. Include these four things, and your colleagues will thank you.

The South African health insurer nabbed the top prize in recent Worldwide Intranet Challenge. The judges? The employees themselves.

If your intranet doesn’t make your employees’ jobs easier, you may as well not have one. Use these tips to get your site back on track.

How a U.K. company successfully introduced its internal network to tech-averse staffers, while other organizations have taken an array of creative tacks with their intranets.

For many retail businesses and manufacturing plants, floor employees can’t tap into the company’s intranet. The Intranet Benchmarking Forum asks: Could they do so in their time off?

Internal networking tools are enabling colleagues to solve one another’s problems—and benefit their company’s bottom line.

Intranet Benchmarking Forum holds contest to find the most aesthetically pleasing internal sites.

Intranet managers are increasingly concerned with one thing—how to bring the mobile revolution to internal communications.

This week’s webinar from the Intranet Benchmarking Forum picks the brains of four leading communicators.

By redesigning the company’s intranet site, communicators at State Farm renewed employee engagement