A Guide to Finding, Removing and Preventing Online Pests
Online pests can range from the annoying to the downright dangerous. This Intranet Journal guide takes a step-by-step approach to diagnosing, removing and preventing spyware infestations.
Creating a PHP-Based Content Management System
Creating a PHP-Based Content Management System
For six months in 2004, Intranet Journal's Peter Zeidman published a tutorial on using the PHP programming language to build a content management system (CMS).
How Do I...
We've developed a knowledge base from Intranet Journal articles to help our readers find the answer to common questions. When used with the Intranet Journal Discussion Forum, our How Do I... section harnesses the experience of Intranet Journal readers and writers to help solve common problems.
Deborah Gage conducts a wide-ranging interview with one of the leading semantic web luminaries, who explains why the linked data world is exploding.
[more Collaboration]
XPages: The Time is Now
This new technology will pretty much change how you will build Lotus Notes web apps (and soon Notes apps themselves) forever.
[more Administration]
Acrobat.com Learns a New Trick: Presentations
The prosaically named Presentations is launching in beta and it delivers a similar experience as Buzzword, the suite's word processor: it makes online document collaboration easy, although it doesn't wow with features.
[more Administration]
What Does Your Intranet Brand Say?
Although you�re marketing your intranet to an internal user community, an effective intranet brand can affect and direct user�s perception of the system.
[more Administration]
Is Your Intranet at Recession Strength?
A recent poll showed that people tend to underestimate the value of the intranet compared to what IBF has found through the Intranet Financial Value Benchmark.
[more Administration]
Is Social Media Diluting the Message?
Has the focus shifted away from a desire to transmit an important message through an effective medium to conjuring up any message as an excuse for using the medium?
[more Collaboration]
Six Steps to Intranet Success
One rule is: When your employees log on to the network every day, the first thing they should see is your intranet.
[more Development]
Good Technology Makes Mobile Connections Easy
The company just released version 6 of it's mobility platform Good for Enterprise, making it easier for companies to stay secure while allowing access from a variety of mobile devices.
[more Development]
Understanding Your Intranet User Types
When you have an understanding of the backgrounds, abilities, and work habits of your users, you�ll stand a better chance of finding that middle ground that makes them happy.
[more Development]
Desktop Linux Video App Roundup
There's a belief with this platform that there's really nothing available for seasoned media professionals. Matt Hartley puts those fears to rest.
[more Development]
Is Your Career with Lotus Safe? (Part 2)
In this column, John Roling focuses on what you, a Lotus Notes and Domino professional, can do to keep yourself employable and weather the current economic storm.
[more Development]
Could R360 Change the Way You Communicate?
A little-known communications platform called R360 blends e-mail, instant messaging, search, project collaboration, and document sharing into a single interface.
[more Development]
E-commerce, Web 2.0 Trends Growing, Survey Finds
Sitecore, the leading provider of .NET web content management system (CMS) software, has identified three key web content management trends from its second annual customer survey.
[more Development]
Can Social Networking 'Friend' the Intranet?
Many managers are reluctant to take the social networking plunge and invest in communication systems that seem like time wasters at best and security nightmares at worst.
[more Development]
The Dangers of Vendor Lock-In
When looking at software with which to build your business, consider using open source solutions. Not because you want to support something with which you may or may not agree, but out of self preservation.
[more Development]
A Purpose-Driven Technology Life
While all manner of effort is made to inject new technology into the corporate bloodstream, developers are sometimes unable to answer the most basic question: Why?
[more Development]
Surviving the Rough Economy with Lotus Software
With businesses looking to cut costs whenever possible, John Roling shares some ways that products from Lotus can help you reduce costs in some obvious, and not-so-obvious ways.
[more Development]
Microsoft Unveils FAST Search for SharePoint
In a move to further penetrate the enterprise search market, Microsoft today rolled out FAST Search for SharePoint, which will offer high-end enterprise search capabilities in connection with its widely deployed SharePoint server.
[more Development]
Avoid the Pitfalls of Intranet Migration
A lot of things can go wrong during an enterprise-wide intranet migration, but preparation and foresight can help you avoid some of the most common problems.
[more Collaboration]
SemantiNet's Firefox Plug-in Headup Ready for Download
The semantic web app is designed to help users find contextual relationships of the disparate data that resides on the web and provide a real-time connection to the information you�re viewing on a particular site.
[more Collaboration]
iWork.com: Online Collaboration with Apple
Along with new versions of the three included apps -- Keynote, Pages, and Numbers -- Apple has built in one-click integration with its new collaboration service, iWork.com
[more Collaboration]
Socialtext Cranks Up Social Networks for Corporate Alums
With layoffs happening in record numbers, people and companies alike are trying to solve the employment and talent puzzle. Socialtext is one social networking vendor that is offering a solution to this puzzle and creating a three-way win.
[more Collaboration]
5 Reasons Users Fail to Make the Linux Switch
What drives users to try Linux, only to fail to make it work for them in the long haul? Matt Hartley explores the ego issues and technical challenges that get in the way.
[more Administration]
Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5 On the Way
This release adds many things that will give you an immediate return on investment, and the new development features will change the way your intranet is created and maintained.
[more Administration]
Datamation Blog: Social Network or Die
Internet security vendors are telling the industry to basically stay away from social networking sites. While we all can appreciate the heightened level of security risk stemming from these new types of Web-based services, security providers are missing the boat.
[more Administration]
Netbooks: The Perfect Stocking Stuffer
Only time will tell if netbooks become huge sellers. They�re not suitable for everyone. But for basic productivity and connectivity needs, they make a great present.
[more Administration]
Best Backup Solutions for Desktop Linux
Our Linux expert recommends apps like CrashPlan, Amanda, or the easy-to-use Rsync, because being practical does not mean you have to stop being geeky.
[more Security]
What's In an Intranet Name?
An intranet name is much more than a label. It contributes to the system's brand identity and allows you to design a creative marketing campaign.
[more Development]
Fighting Intranet User Apathy
Trying to get users excited about their intranet can sometimes be as challenging as trying to get children excited about doing their homework.
[more Development]
10 Reasons to Not Upgrade to Ubuntu 8.10
Before it is even released, Matt Hartley has already found a number of reasons why he will not be upgrading his various computers to the latest version of the Linux distribution.
[more Development]
Podcast: Semantic Web Investment Opportunities
In this edition of the Semantic Web Gang, regular members are joined by three guests to discuss the investment potential of the Semantic Web and semantic technologies.
[more Development]
IBM Lotus Opens the Bluehouse
Bluehouse is a software as a service offering that allows your business to rent project rooms outside the firewall so you can collaborate with external sources.
[more Lotus Notes Intranets]
Top 10 Open Source Productivity Apps
Matt Hartley examines OrangeHRM, Task Coach, Inforama, Onepoint Project, Collabtive, GroupOffice, and other applications from the open source universe.
[more Collaboration]
A PC By Any Other Name is Still a PC
Has Microsoft's multi-million dollar ad campaign reinvigorated its brand? After watching its commercials a number of times, all Paul Chin has to say is, "yada, yada, yada."
[more Administration]
Why Mobile-Sync Options for Linux are Lacking
The sync tools are already out there, Matt Hartley writes, we just need someone to bring them together and provide a common means of making mobile synchronization available for everyone. [more Administration]
The Same Lotus App Inside, Outside the Firewall
Have you ever had a web application that you wanted to allow anonymous access to inside the firewall, but outside the firewall you wanted to require passwords? John Roling shows you how to do both. [more Lotus Notes Intranets]
Open Source vs. Proprietary Intranet Software, Part 2
For all the advantages open source software offers, it's not always the easiest to set up if you're not technically inclined. Sometimes it's just easier to go with a known quantity to simplify your intranet life. [more Development]
Kick Linux To The Curb?
As Matt Hartley ponders a switch to Apple�s OS X, he fashions a list of improvements closed-source platforms could provide to win him back. [more Development]
Intranet 2.0 in 10 Not-So-Easy Steps
Thousands of corporate intranets are seldom-used, impossibly complex beasts. One expert offers his rules on getting to intranet 2.0. [more Development]
'Kilen Woods:' MindTouch's Killer App?
MindTouch's biggest release, dubbed "Kilen Woods," delivers new workflow capabilities, adapters, and usability improvements targeted at the enterprise. [more Administration]
Top 5 Linux Migration Tips For Small Offices
When most people think of switching their office to a Linux distribution, the very idea of getting started must seem overwhelming. Linux guru Matt Hartley is here to help. [more Administration]
Acrobat.com Simplifies Collaboration Tools
Buzzword is now the cornerstone of Acrobat.com, Adobe's new online suite of tools (now in beta), and it just might change the way you collaborate on documents. [more Collaboration]
Box.net's Upgrades a Hit With Businesses
The company's enterprise version offers the same storage and collaboration features as the consumer version, but with group management and reporting tools. [more Security]
Top 4 Alternatives to Ubuntu Linux
Ubuntu has created some buzz, but our Linux guru Matt Hartley says you should also consider alternatives OpenSuSE, PCLinuxOS, Freespire, and Linux Mint. [more Collaboration]
Podcast: Kingsley Idehen on OpenLink Software, Linked Data
In this broadcast, Paul Miller talks with Kingsley Idehen, president and CEO of OpenLink Software. They discuss OpenLink's approach, and the role that semantic technologies play in this, before turning to a broader discussion of Linked Data. [more Lotus Notes Intranets]
Open Source vs. Proprietary Intranet Software, Part 1
Some open source solutions are a great choice for organizations that have highly technical staff, while firms with little in-house IT resources might find the learning curve too steep. [more Development]