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Home > 2001 > Corporate Information Management (December) > Intranet News

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 Market Overview | Part 2 | Part 3

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 Intranet News | Part 2

 Business Intelligence | Part 2

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 Market News | Part 2

 Knowledge Management | Part 2

 Online Information | Part 2

 Case Study

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Corporate intranets are the main vehicle for content management. But, says Chris Read of Andersen, they would work a lot better if they learned some lessons from experience in e-commerce.

Consuming lessons - Part 1 | Part 2

Chris Read: intranets have key role to play

What would you guess is the most used feature of corporate intranets? The company news channel? Share price maybe? Guess again: the chances are that it’s the telephone directory.

Not that there’s anything wrong with online phone books – they’re great. Searchable, instantly updateable and cheap to publish, they are a vast improvement over a bound set of photocopies that is obsolete by the time it reaches your desk.

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