…… Part of The Basics series. First published in April 2012 …… Digital Workplace Trends 2012 differs from other intranet research for 3 reasons. It covers the broad scope of the “digital workplace”: the managed, social collaborative and mobile dimensions. It defines “leadership class” organizations and gives you facts and figures for your own strategies and business cases. It deals with real, current challenges because the survey itself is developed in collaboration with the participating organizations.

…… Part of The Basics series. First published in January 2012 …… View more presentations from Jane McConnell

…… Part of The Basics series. First published in January 2012 …… Digital Workplace Trends 2012 from Jane McConnell 1. Social collaboration experimentation is continuing but enterprise-wide deployment has not increased over the last 12 months.

…… Part of The Basics series. First published in November 2011 …… This year’s report – a milestone in the evolution towards the digital workplace Our surveys and reports, started in 2006 and entitled “Global Intranet Trends”,  have been leaning in this direction since 2009. We have investigated  themes beyond the scope of the “traditional intranet”, whatever that means (:-), for 3 years and have formalized the change this year. This year we defined the digital workplace as “the online environment made up of digital and web-based spaces and tools people use for their jobs.” The intranet may be the front door into the digital workplace. Or it may be one part of it. In some cases, it may represent all or most of it.

…… Part of The Basics series. First published in October 2011 …… We are currently working on analysis of the data provided by over 450 organizations around the world in this year’s Intranet-Digital Workplace Trends survey. We’ll provide more highlights later. “Digital Workplace Trends 2012” will be published mid-November, rather than the initial date of end October. This is because the survey actually closed 2 weeks later than planned, at the request of a number of participants.

…… Part of The Basics series. First published in August 2011 …… This week I have been working through some provisional numbers from this year’s Digital Workplace Trends survey. I can’t help but share something startling and discouraging with you. So far, with this year’s early data, 40 percent of the organizations are either “not really satisfied” or “not at all satisfied” with their current search engine’s features and the quality of the content being returned by the search engine.