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01

Dec

Finding value using Search

If it’s 10 times more expensive to find a new customer than to better serve an existing one, then it must cost at least that much to recreate a document instead of searching - and finding - an existing one. Search technologies have revoluntionised how we locate and use information. ... read full post

Posted by:  Tim Howell , Marketing Manager |  01 December 2009

Bing, Microsoft FAST, Search, Search Server Express


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02

Dec

Snuggling up with igovt

With more and more government agencies sharing data and offering services online it is not surprising that the terms ‘centralised logon’, ‘single sign on’, or ‘proof of identity’ start to pop up. ... read full post

Posted by:  Lee Herd , Architect, Architecture Services |  02 December 2009

igovt, Single Sign On


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07

Jul

What CIOs need to know about SharePoint

I found this really useful article the other day on the CIO website. If you’re considering SharePoint as an enterprise content management and collaboration platform for your business, it is a must-read. It presents a very realistic and balanced picture of the total, ‘real’ cost of SharePoint implementations. ... read full post

Posted by:  Paul Murray , Business Development Manager |  07 July 2009

SharePoint, CIO


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08

Jul

Designing the site: the KISS principle

Intergen's Web Redevelopment Project Part 3 As I mentioned a few weeks ago in an earlier post, there was nothing more reassuring to me than seeing the wireframes to our new site materialise. It was my first ‘a-ha’ moment in the project thus far, the first time I actually thought to myself, ‘Hey, we’re building a real live website here!’ ... read full post

Posted by:  Katy Sweetman , Marketing Director, Empired Group |  08 July 2009

website redevelopment


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24

Jun

Social networking tools for organisations

Recently I have been involved in a number of conversations, both internally and with clients, about the value and role of social networking tools for organisations. There appear to be two main themes: (a) how can they add value to my business; and (b) if we don’t have them, how do we attract and retain the new generation of workers for whom social networking tools are part of their everyday existence? ... read full post

Posted by:  Sally Jansen van Vuuren , Principal Management Consultant |  24 June 2009

Social Networking, communication


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