The Lean Intranet: from Intranet Zero to Intranet 2.0 and beyond. (Part 2: Intranet 1.0)
Jinfo Article
30th April 2009
Abstract
In Part One of this series, Patrick Walsh talked about the reasons for unmet potential in intranet design and points the way forward to more effective intranet design. Moving the ball forward, this article focuses on the concept of the 'Lean Intranet', one that removes barriers, minimises and assesses content and takes a customer-focused approach.
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