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| Intranets : communication or knowledge? |
| Author: | Jonathan Gordon-Till |
| Date: | Tuesday, 12th Sep 2006 15:22 |
| Views: | 1,656 (excluding Digests and RSS feeds) |
| Category: | Information Issues | | URL: | http://www.freepint.com/go/b62409 |
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Do any FreePinters have opinions on, or experience of, the management of corporate intranets from within a 'Communications' function (as opposed to, say, an Information Service or Library function)?
If an intranet is a key resource in enabling knowledge working (i.e. as a collaboration tool, as a social computing tool, as an information/intelligence 'portal', etc.), as well as facilitating internal communication between staff, is there any evidence that management of the intranet is better suited to an Internal Communications team/agenda or to one of the information-related teams (Library, etc.)? Indeed, I am assuming that intranets do not generally live in 'Communications' in most organisations, but I should be interested to know whether anyone thinks this assumption is wrong.
The background to this question is an organisation (public sector, with a strong Internal Communications mandate) that plans to move responsibility for the intranet from a Knowledge/Information team to a Communications team. The issue is whether the Communications agenda is appropriate for enabling a knowledge working agenda. |
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 | Intranets : communication or knowledge? | | Do any FreePinters have opinions on, or experience of, the management of corporate intranets from within a 'Communications' function (as ... |
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Jonathan Gordon-Till |
12/09/06 15:22 |
62409 |
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sheila O'Flynn |
21/09/06 09:59 |
64693 |
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Carol Daniels |
18/09/06 03:23 |
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Dion |
20/09/06 10:27 |
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Phil Caisley |
15/09/06 17:15 |
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Brian Billings |
15/09/06 13:54 |
63146 |
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Patrick Wallace |
14/09/06 14:15 |
62868 |
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John Starbuck |
21/09/06 10:07 |
64695 |
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