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3 Intranet Truths
- 1. 3 INTRANET TRUTHS 1. No two intranets are the same. If they are, you are doing something wrong - stop benchmarking and start leading. 2. Your intranet shouldn’t be a destination. If it is, then it probably isn’t the real intranet anyway - find where and how work is actually happening. 3. Intranets can’t die, but companies can. If the intranet isn’t helping your company to be long lived, then it is part of the problem. James Dellow http://chieftech.com.au