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        <description><![CDATA[Previous<br>C O N C L U S I O N<br> this<del> change.<br>As</del><ins> change.As</ins> Peter Drucker explained in a 1984 Harvard Business Review article on knowledge management, companies will recognize that to succeed in the marketplace, they need to be information-driven, with the right employees having real-time access to the right data points in order to make the right decisions. These employees will be specialists who can quickly digest the information, make astute decisions and monitor the results of their<del> actions.<br>Intranets</del><ins> actions.Intranets</ins> play an important role in this vision by serving as the single, consolidated interface through which employees access a company’s intellectual assets. But most intranets are bogged down in the first two stages of maturity, focusing on delivering the most basic of information to employees. Herein lies the opportunity. The company that is able to transform its intranet into an dynamic knowledge tool that enables employees to accomplish business and personal tasks in the workplace will be the one to realize strategic long-term competitive advantage.<br>A B O U T   U S<br>Avenue A - Razorfish is the largest interactive marketing and technology services firm and an operating unit of aQuantive, Inc. (NASDAQ: AQNT).  Avenue A - Razorfish operates 12 offices located in major U.S. markets.<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[C O N C L U S I O N<br>Information technology is transforming the business world. The most successful companies are increasingly the ones that efficiently use technology to manage data, information and knowledge flows across their organizations. Still, we are just at the beginning of this change.<br> decisions<del><br>and</del><ins> and</ins> monitor the results of their actions.<br>Intranets play an important role in this vision by serving as the single, consolidated interface through which employees access a company’s intellectual assets. But most intranets are bogged down in the first two stages of maturity, focusing on delivering the most basic of information to employees. Herein lies the opportunity. The company that is able to transform its intranet into an dynamic knowledge tool that enables employees to accomplish business and personal tasks in the workplace will be the one to realize strategic long-term competitive advantage.<br>A B O U T   U S<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[Larger organizations are taking a more cautious approach to wikis. In these organizations, wikis are being used to support small project teams that depend upon extensive collaboration, whether it is around a product or a research article. Expect to see a lot more mini-wikis in the workplace in the near future.  A case study, one of the first detailed look at wikis within the enterprise, from the  British Council was published by Pebble Road in June 2006.<br>External Resources<br><ins>How Wikis are Transforming Knowledge Management</ins><br>Wikis in Sharepoint 2007, see also Screenshots<br>Wiki changing the enterprise case study<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[Nevertheless, today every Fortune 2000 company has an intranet, and one that they continue to invest in and enhance. The expected payback for these companies depends on the intranet’s purpose, its maturity stage, the company’s industry and the company culture. But the Fortune 2000 companies continue to invest because they realize their knowledge workers need the intranets just as much as they need email and telephones. You can’t place a numeric value on the telephone or the email; likewise, it is sometimes difficult to assign a monetary value to the intranet – which doesn’t mean you shouldn’t invest in it.<br>Add your Metrics<br> organization<del> between</del><ins> for</ins> value creation.  A helpful library of key performance indicators can be found here.  Other examples of metrics from CLO media that help you to move beyond ROI include (see article under External Resources):<br>Job productivity (items in the job that were meant to improve after training)<br>Skill requirements measured against initial skills possessed<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[Nevertheless, today every Fortune 2000 company has an intranet, and one that they continue to invest in and enhance. The expected payback for these companies depends on the intranet’s purpose, its maturity stage, the company’s industry and the company culture. But the Fortune 2000 companies continue to invest because they realize their knowledge workers need the intranets just as much as they need email and telephones. You can’t place a numeric value on the telephone or the email; likewise, it is sometimes difficult to assign a monetary value to the intranet – which doesn’t mean you shouldn’t invest in it.<br>Add your Metrics<br> one-size-fits-all.<ins>  Matt Moore, in his presentation, &quot;Showing the value of KM&quot; provides some examples of how to identify key linkages within an organization between value creation.</ins>  A helpful library of key performance indicators can be found here.  Other examples of metrics from CLO media that help you to move beyond ROI include (see article under External Resources):<br>Job productivity (items in the job that were meant to improve after training)<br>Skill requirements measured against initial skills possessed<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[Nevertheless, today every Fortune 2000 company has an intranet, and one that they continue to invest in and enhance. The expected payback for these companies depends on the intranet’s purpose, its maturity stage, the company’s industry and the company culture. But the Fortune 2000 companies continue to invest because they realize their knowledge workers need the intranets just as much as they need email and telephones. You can’t place a numeric value on the telephone or the email; likewise, it is sometimes difficult to assign a monetary value to the intranet – which doesn’t mean you shouldn’t invest in it.<br>Add your Metrics<br><del>Examples</del><ins>The dynamics of enterprise-wide technology implementations require metrics that are not one-sized-fits-all.  A helpful library of key performance indicators can be found here.  Other examples</ins> of metrics from CLO media that help you to move beyond ROI include (see article under External Resources):<br>Job productivity (items in the job that were meant to improve after training)<br>Skill requirements measured against initial skills possessed<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[For example, corporate email, telephony, mobile warrior applications, virtual team rooms, executive dashboards, and enterprise intranets are currently distinct tools with independent owners, budgets and business cases behind them. However, in the not-too-distant future, you’ll have a single, integrated voice and data interface that will combine these tools in a dynamic, natural and adaptive manner.  Regardless of whether you call it the Enterprise Workplace or the information workplace, expect the trend to hit you in the next two to three years.<br>External Resources<br><ins>Don't say web 2.0 say intranet 2.0</ins><br>Evolving with the Enterprise Workplace (AARF paper)<br>Enterprise intranets (AARF paper)<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[<del>TableofContents</del><del><br>Next</del><del><br>THE</del><del> INTRANET</del><del> MATURITY</del><del> FRAMEWORK</del><del><br>_uacct</del><del> =</del><del> &quot;UA-569109-1&quot;;</del><del><br>urchinTracker();</del><del><br>WE</del><del> ARE</del><del> GAy&quot;</del><del> link</del><del> (from</del><del> Wikipedia).</del><del>  An</del><del> overview</del><del> of</del><del> the</del><del> framework,</del><del> as</del><del> well</del><del> as</del><del> a</del><del> help</del><del> page</del><del> is</del><del> available.</del><del><br>Table</del><del> of</del><del> Contents</del><del><br>ExecutiveSummary</del><del><br>Introduction</del><del><br>TheIntranetMaturityFrameworkTM</del><del><br>Stage1:Communication&amp;Information-SharingIntranets</del><del><br>Stage2:Self-ServiceIntranets</del><del><br>Stage3:Collaboration-DrivenIntranets</del><del><br>Stage4:EnterpriseInformationPortals</del><del><br>Stage5:DigitalDashboards</del><del><br>Stage6:TheConsolidatedWorkplaceInterface</del><del><br>Trends</del><del> That</del><del> Will</del><del> Change</del><del> Your</del><del> Intranet:</del><del><br>Allintranetsarematuringthroughthestages</del><del><br>IntranetROIwillbepushedtothebackburner</del><del><br>Expectintranetstobecomeevenmorepervasive</del><del><br>Userexperiencemattersatlast</del><del><br>TheAjaxrevolutionhitstheintranet</del><del><br>BlogscomeandgobutRSSwillremain</del><del><br>Wikisgainprominenceandgetintegrated</del><del><br>SocialNetworking</del><del><br>IdeastoStealfromtheConsumerWorld</del><del><br>InsightsfromIntranetManagers</del><del><br>AQuantitativePerspective</del><del><br>AWordontheROIQuestion</del><del><br>Conclusion</del><del><br>Top</del><del><br>Next</del><del><br>What</del><del> you</del><del> can</del><del> do:</del><del><br>Download</del><del> the</del><del> Report</del><del><br>AddaTrend</del><del><br>AddanIdea</del><del><br>AddanInsight</del><del><br>AddaMetric</del><del><br>Shareascreenshot</del><del><br>Request</del><del> other</del><del> reports</del><del><br>To</del><del> edit</del><del> this</del><del> wiki,</del><del> please</del><del> login</del><del> and</del><del> enter</del><del> your</del><del> name</del><del> and</del><del> email</del><del> address.+If</del><ins> you</ins><ins> come</ins><ins> here</ins><ins> i</ins><ins> will</ins><ins> kill</ins><ins> you</ins><ins> very</ins><ins> VERY</ins><ins> FUCKING</ins><ins> BRUTILY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</ins><ins><br>SO</ins><ins> FUCK</ins><ins> OFF</ins><ins> AND</ins><ins> NEVER</ins><ins> COME</ins><ins> HERE</ins><ins> ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</ins><br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[_uacct = &quot;UA-569109-1&quot;;<br>urchinTracker();<br><del>Welcome</del><del> to</del><del> the</del><del> Intranet</del><del> Maturity</del><del> Framework™</del><del> wiki.</del><del>  This</del><del> is</del><del> a</del><del> working</del><del> document</del><del> and</del><del> a</del><del> wiki,</del><del> which</del><del> means</del><del> that</del><del> &quot;anyone</del><del> with</del><del> access</del><del> to</del><del> an</del><del> Internet-connected</del><del> computer</del><del> can</del><del> edit,</del><del> correct,</del><del> or</del><del> improve</del><del> information</del><del> throughout</del><del> simply</del><del> by</del><del> clicking</del><del> the</del><del> edit</del><del> page&quot;</del><ins>WE</ins><ins> ARE</ins><ins> GAy&quot;</ins> link (from Wikipedia).  An overview of the framework, as well as a help page is available.<br>Table of Contents<br>ExecutiveSummary<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[Intranets in each subsequent stage of maturity generally includes the features from the stages preceding it. For example, collaboration driven intranets also include employee self service and communication features. Click on the Framework graphic for a quick overview of the 6 Stages.  Each stage can also be compared to its preceeding stage by clicking on the "compare" link from the corresponding page. <br />
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* &lt;a href="http://www.webguild.org/searchnomics/2006/11/cisco-wants-to-be-web20.html" target="blank"&gt;Cisco: The latest company going web 2.0"&lt;/a&gt; blog post<br />
* &lt;a href="http://news.com.com/2100-1012_3-6104021.html?" target="_blank"&gt;CNET article, "Gartner: Web 2.0 to make waves in enterprise"&lt;/a&gt;<br />
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* &lt;a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/08/web-20-the-24-minute-documentary/" target="_blank"&gt;Web 2.0 the 24 minute documentary&lt;/a&gt; (video from tech crunch)]]></description>
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In a controversial book titled, Does IT Matter?, journalist Nicholas G. Carr recently pointed out that information technology has a mixed track record in improving employee productivity. He argued that historically there have not been clear correlations between information technology investments and increased employee productivity. Some executives in large companies stretch this pessimism to include corporate intranets as well. As you look to enhance your intranet, expect to face some resistance.<br />
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In a controversial book titled, Does IT Matter?, journalist Nicholas G. Carr recently pointed out that information technology has a mixed track record in improving employee productivity. He argued that historically there have not been clear correlations between information technology investments and increased employee productivity. Some executives in large companies stretch this pessimism to include corporate intranets as well. As you look to enhance your intranet, expect to face some resistance.<br />
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        <description><![CDATA[Nevertheless, today every Fortune 2000 company has an intranet, and one that they continue to invest in and enhance. The expected payback for these companies depends on the intranet’s purpose, its maturity stage, the company’s industry and the company culture. But the Fortune 2000 companies continue to invest because they realize their knowledge workers need the intranets just as much as they need email and telephones. You can’t place a numeric value on the telephone or the email; likewise, it is sometimes difficult to assign a monetary value to the intranet – which doesn’t mean you shouldn’t invest in it.<br />
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Furthermore, these executives have recognized that to compete effectively against low-cost firms in China and India, they need a more knowledgeable, efficient and trained workforce. Intranets, especially those that incorporate third generation knowledge management tools in the form of blogs and wikis, are a key part of this competitive strategy. When viewed through the lens of a competitive game plan, the ROI justification becomes obvious.<br />
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Furthermore, these executives have recognized that to compete effectively against low-cost firms in China and India, they need a more knowledgeable, efficient and trained workforce. Intranets, especially those that incorporate third generation knowledge management tools in the form of blogs and wikis, are a key part of this competitive strategy. When viewed through the lens of a competitive game plan, the ROI justification becomes obvious.<br />
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Furthermore, these executives have recognized that to compete effectively against low-cost firms in China and India, they need a more knowledgeable, efficient and trained workforce. Intranets, especially those that incorporate third generation knowledge management tools in the form of blogs and wikis, are a key part of this competitive strategy. When viewed through the lens of a competitive game plan, the ROI justification becomes obvious.<br />
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* &lt;a href="http://www.cio.com/archive/081506/et_main.html" target="_blank"&gt; 5 technology disruptions (CIO 8-15-06)&lt;/a&gt;<br />
* &lt;a href="http://www.changethis.com/pdf/25.05.Web2.0.pdf" target="_blank"&gt;Strategies & Lessons for Business Leaders&lt;/a&gt;<br />
* &lt;a href="http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/showcase/index.cfm?event=finder&mode=search&loc=en_us&term=razorfish&submit=Search Avenue A - Razorfish" target="_blank"&gt;AARF showcased on Adobe.com&lt;/a&gt;<br />
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The following is a sample of history flow analysis on the Front Page of the Intranet Maturity Wiki.  The downloadable program is interactive and will depict revisions made on a given page with the amount of content, color-coded to reflect authorship and age of content (in Age View).  <br />
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For a detailed descrption of how history flow works, please visit the %5Bhttp://researchweb.watson.ibm.com/history/explanation.htm IBM Collaborative User Experience Research Group%5D.<br />
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The following is a sample of history flow analysis on the Front Page of the Intranet Maturity Wiki.  The downloadable program is interactive and will depict revisions made on a given page with the amount of content, color-coded to reflect authorship and age of content (in Age View).  <br />
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For a detailed descrption of how history flow works, please visit the %5Bhttp://researchweb.watson.ibm.com/history/explanation.htm IBM Collaborative User Experience Research Group%5D.<br />
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        <description><![CDATA[Several smaller companies have used wiki platforms to develop their corporate intranets. The technology is free, and it empowers employees to engage in information sharing more actively. However, not all companies want to empower their employees with the ability to edit the corporate intranet. To many companies, the intranet represents the corporate voice and therefore needs to be controlled tightly.<br />
In a similar fashion to blogs, wikis have room in the workplace, but only if they’re used for the right purpose and if they have the right culture to flourish in. See Andy Mc Afee's &lt;a href="http://blog.hbs.edu/faculty/amcafee/index.php/faculty_amcafee_v3/among_the_wikimaniacs/" target="_blank"&gt;reflections&lt;/a&gt; from Wiki Mania 2006 held in Cambridge, MA.   Many smaller, less-structured companies have embraced wikis as their intranet technology platform. For these organizations with flatter, less formal hierarchies, the self-correcting mechanisms of a wiki create the right balance of empowering the employees to share and preventing things from spinning out of control. After all, each time a contributor edits or adds to a page, his or her name appears in the revisions list.  To compare a running list of wikis currently available on the web, visit the &lt;a href="http://www.wikimatrix.org/" target="_blank"&gt;wiki matrix&lt;/a&gt; comparison site that provides a useful survey of different vendors.  A &lt;a href="http://www.wikimatrix.org/wizard.php" target="_blank"&gt;wiki wizard&lt;/a&gt; is also available to walk the user through the many choices and options.  For a discussion of the type of analysis available for wikis, as well as vandalism control, see %5BHistoryFlow|this page%5D.  <br />
Larger organizations are taking a more cautious approach to wikis. In these organizations, wikis are being used to support small project teams that depend upon extensive collaboration, whether it is around a product or a research article. Expect to see a lot more mini-wikis in the workplace in the near future.  A case study, one of the first detailed look at wikis within the enterprise, from the &lt;a href="http://www.pebbleroad.com/article/using_wikis_on_the_intranet_the_british_council_case_study/" target="_blank"&gt; British Council&lt;/a&gt; was published by &lt;a href="http://www.pebbleroad.com/" target="_blank"&gt;Pebble Road&lt;/a&gt; in June 2006.]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[Please review our &lt;a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Assume_good_faith" target="_blank"&gt; good faith&lt;/a&gt; understanding for use of this wiki&lt;br&gt;<br />
See also this article depicting the &lt;a href="http://r-101.blogspot.com/2006/08/evolution-of-desktops.html" target="_blank"&gt;Evolution of Desktops&lt;/a&gt; from the '84 Mac to current Microsoft Vista.<br />
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