Web 2.0's Effect on Intranet Usability -- And Why It Matters

Posted July 31, 2008 | Technology |

Consider these two facts.

First, the collection of ideas and techniques known as Web 2.0 has had a profound effect on the way Web sites work, the manner in which they are perceived, and the nature of the proposition that they offer their visitors. These changes have already affected the way that many people experience the Web. They have new expectations of how things work and what can be achieved using this technology.

Second, your intranet can have a strong influence on how your organization's employees feel about their job.

About The Author
Nick Voil
Nick de Voil is the founder and Managing Director of De Voil Consulting, an information systems and customer experience consultancy based in the UK. The firm helps organizations design business processes that deliver excellent customer experience. Mr. de Voil has delivered projects for such organizations as the British Library, BT, Cambridge University, Channel 4, Sky Television, and UBS. He has spoken on these and general management topics at… Read More
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