The Intranet Maturity Framework

 

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Between Stages 3 and 4,

• “User Needs” and

• “Adoption” share the greatest similarities.

 

Differences exist between other areas as summarized below:

 

Stage 3 – Collaborative-drive intranets Stage 4 – Enterprise Information Portals
Sponsorship Business-unit implementation; shared funding from cap exp. Executive-level signoff due to significant development costs
Governance Centrally managed Managed by employees from all levels within the enterprise
User Needs Push intranets; data used to inform decisions Prioritization & aggregation of data possible
Experience Design Info Architecture driven Interface customizations limited according to capabilities of portal design
Technologies Varied, with increasing movement towards social software solutions From few major portal software developers with stronger user interface and implementation of social media functionality
Training Easy training, narrow targeted audience Extensive training required for mission critical applications
Adoption Very slow Very slow
ROI Metrics Measurements for application are standardized; collaborative success is allusive Costs are monitored very closely; extensive metrics in place to control investment

 

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