Articles Tagged "Sam Marshall"
Digital Workplace
Why Hybrid Working Won’t Stick
Although many employers say they are planning a permanent hybrid approach to work, I’ve reluctantly concluded that it won’t stick.
Digital Workplace
How Intranets and Employee Experience Platforms Complement and Compete
A desire to deliver a simple set of tools for employees is something to celebrate. But the risk is each support function digs in around ‘their’ EX vision.
Digital Workplace
Intranet Platforms 2022: The State of the Industry
Intranets have recently seen improvements to the deskless worker experience, a renewed focus on internal comms and more. But some areas still need attention.
Digital Workplace
Do You Need Supervising?
Many cases against workplace supervision are predicated on it being about control. But what if it was more about coordination?
Digital Workplace
Top 10 Digital Workplace Articles of 2021
Hybrid work dominated the digital workplace conversation in 2021. It will continue in 2022. Here's a look at the top articles on that topic and more.
Digital Workplace
Could LinkedIn Be Your Next Company Intranet Platform?
LinkedIn introduced a ‘My Company’ tab in 2020, initially for larger organizations but now for all companies. Could this meet your intranet needs?
Digital Workplace
Your Intranet Should Be a Little Bit Messy
Intranets can work really well when considered in isolation, but if the surrounding area has dozens of disconnected communication sites, it's time to reassess.
Digital Workplace
Governing Your Digital Workplace With Some Big Questions
Most analytics packages will generate a host of beautiful-looking charts, but how many of those actually change how your digital workplace is managed?
Digital Workplace
Why Shadow IT Is Your Best Friend in the Digital Workplace
Rather than preemptively banning all shadow IT, businesses should see it as a testing grounds and a signal of employee pain points.
Digital Workplace
The Invisible Components of Digital Workplace Success
Leaders who have successfully implemented digital workplace initiatives all point to the non-technology elements as the critical success factors.