Archive for February, 2009

Managing Mindset

How is an intranet manager like a GPS unit? Well, both need to maintain the same calm, even tone and keep the ultimate destination in view while adapting to changing circumstances, despite the driver veering off course and ignoring directions.

Continue Reading Add comment February 25, 2009

Intranet Costs

Readers are asking about costs for implementing an intranet. This is a question with no clear answers. Here are some initial thoughts on the subject.

Continue Reading Add comment February 19, 2009

Taxonomy Gotchas

Taxonomies can certainly be an important part of the planning and design phase of developing an intranet, as well as potentially providing a framework for navigation and/or back-end structure. However, there are a few ‘gotchas’ to consider when implementing them. I have listed a few of these challenges here.

Continue Reading Add comment February 5, 2009

Ontario Accessibility Legislation

Under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, the Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Services has proposed new rules governing a range of information and communications activities in the province. These changes will have a substantial impact on many intranets, in particular the requirement to ensure content is made available in a format that can be used by people with a range of disabilities.

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