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: LI IssuesInteraction intranet conference 2015
Back to this years conference and a big difference between this years and last years conference was that last year I was an interact customer. I am of course now working in a different organisation that doesn't use interact, but that doesn't mean there isn't a lot of value from me attending, Day 2 in particular tends to be vendor neutral with individuals from across different sectors talking about intranets.
The conference started with a talk from Richard Millington of Feverbee Richard spoke with authority about how individuals and organisations could encourage individuals to join and use social communities. There were a lot of takeaways from this talk, but my highlights were as follows:
- You need to make people feel like insiders
- You need to "amplify" individuals influence and to highlight individuals great contributions
- Need to show an interest in new members and ask about their expertise and experience
- People need to understand the history of a community and there needs to be a share history amongst community members
I've heard Sam talk a number of times about the Digital Workplace and his talks are excellent. In this particular talk Sam walked the conference attendees through the Digital Workplace Roadmap. This was an excellent presentation and I think all attendees enjoyed the videos of Disclosure and Jurassic Park.
The final presentation I listened to was Jon Olson from Hogan Lovells talking about how they "Need a new intranet" and their intranet roadmap. This was a very interesting presentation, which I'm sure a lot of intranet managers will be able to relate to, especially around how an existing intranet often has to be maintained whilst a new intranet is being developed. Jon also have five takeways related to intranet roadmaps, which are well worth repeating here, they are:
- Don't (never) stop planning
- Don't be afraid to break up a project or intranet
- Communicate regularly with your business
- Clearly identify the decision makers
- Limit the number of responses to any RFP
This was another excellent conference from interact and based on this years presentations and themes I will definitely be attending next year.
Full post as published by LI Issues on September 24, 2015 (boomark / email).









