Poorly designed Intranets decrease productivity
By Tom Mighell
An intranet can be a huge asset to the productivity of your firm, collecting company information in one convenient online location. I wish I knew — our firm doesn’t have an intranet. Many are so poorly designed, however, the time taken to search for information isn’t worth the effort. A recent study found that employees completing the same tasks spent 196 hours on poorly designed intranets, versus 27 hours on efficient intranets. Gee.
Originally published at tommighell.com
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Tom Mighell, Poorly designed Intranets decrease productivity, Tom Mighell (November 15, 2002) [The Library at LexBlog, LEX-WK-7SWMR7DW, lexpid.org/7SWMR7DW]
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