Two Different Ways to Sell the Intranet to Your Organization
by Melanie Hills
Do You Need an Intranet? Do you see a need in your organization that's not being met and for which an intranet is a perfect solution? Does your organization need better tools for communicating information, and maybe even for collaborating on projects?

Web Site Management -- What You Can Do
by C. Matthew Snow
This excerpt from Intranet Document Management discusses ways to orchestrate the symphony of formatted and huge documents on your intranet. As always, the size of your company and its intranet will help determine the choices you will need to make.

Web Site Administration Made Easy
by Patrick O'Hannigan
Once bitten by administrative tasks, your frame of reference changes from "what can I do with this new technology?" to "how do I keep my site free of poisons like ambiguity, inefficiency, and mediocrity?" If you're asking those questions, you've come to the right document.

Managing the corporate intranet
by Ryan Bernard
Intranet sites are supposed to make life simpler. But managing company intranets, many of which contain thousands of document pages, has proven to be difficult and costly. New intranet search engines, devices used to map and find information, are helping companies not only manage their intranets, but also create a positive ROI.

Policies and Guidelines -- Rules of the Road for an Intranet
by Susan Wiener and Kim Hanson
Companies that have been using intranets in their daily business practices over the last two years are finding out what works and, more important, what doesn’t. And what doesn’t work is forgetting business objectives and not having policies and guidelines.

A look at document management for the intranet
by Mary-Ellen Fremuth
As internal webs grow and the demand for document conversion and publication increases, methods for allowing information owners to publish and maintain their own documents on the intranet becomes increasingly desirable. Furthermore, methods for search and retrieval of relevant documents becomes increasingly important for intranet users.

Five Intranet Management Problems You Can Solve With a Change Management System
By David Rowley
Changes in files are necessary and beneficial, but they also have to be controlled. People in a development environment know all about this problem, and have devised a sound way of managing the volume of changes to software files. The discipline of managing, controlling, and automating changes in your files is called software change management.

Executive Summary: Network Computing Services
By Steve Whan
With over 5,000 employees spanning the entire province of British Columbia, the task of organizing BC Hydro's intranet effort is both massive and critical. Steve Whan, Corporate Webmaster, Network Computing Services, shares the company's key guidelines and standards for the design and subsequent creation of intranet web-pages.