95 Theses: Part7

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      • Company employees are of no different to markets to which they serve or offer products and services.
      • This intranet of companies is what employees use to get connected to other co-employees.
      • There are other companies who either disregard or limits the access of employees to corporate intranets.
      • When a company have intranet, the manner of communication tends to become more exclusive and easy to handle or contain.
      • The more high is the position of an employee, the more that employee has the access to everything in the intranet.
      • Likewise, their opinions are what matters and are given importance.
      • The right set-up for a corporate intranet is the one dedicated not only with those at the top management but also to the rank in file employees.
      • Corporate intranets must be equally shared, meaning, the right for communication must be handed down to each employee.
      • A corporate intranet invites everyone in a company to participate and be involved.
      • Healthy intranets make workers stay and feel that they are important.
      • Unions have this notion of chaos and disobedience.
      • Tailored intranets encourage peaceful negotiation, clear communication and sort of professional.
      • Companies need corporate intranets as much as it needs communication.
      • It helps in the transferring of ideas, news, information, and so on.
      • Companies fear intranets.
      • If these companies want to ‘improve’; they must accept the reality about ‘networked conversations’.
      • If only corporate intranets would be free from controlling powers; support open conversation; and allow ideas from workers to flow, the result would be those characteristics in a market conversation.
      • Market conversations are exciting and fun – it talks about any topic; welcomes all kinds of opinions; in other words there is no room for restrictions and the like.
      • Organizational charts describe the distribution or the hierarchy of power in a company; it shows who are the top management, positions present, and subordinates.
      • Traditional organizational charts of traditional companies involves top management doing all the plan; relaxing at their corporate chair, thinking of ideas that supposed to be good or very good, and giving out orders regarding the plan.
      • People at the lower part of the organizational chart are the ones who are executing the ‘plan’.

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