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The power of actionable analytics for intranets
When it comes to analytics to measure the success of your intranet, web-based tools like Google Analytics are potentially misleading and meaningless. Analytics for intranets need to be led by the actions you’re planning to take, says intranet and digital workplace specialist Sam Marshall.
3 steps to maintain a healthy intranet
You’ve made the investment to create a company intranet and now comes the tricky part – making it successful and maintaining that success.
Intranet expert Susan Hanley shares 3 must-do tips to maintain and sustain a healthy intranet.
Viva Engage Advanced Analytics v SWOOP Analytics
We've done a comparison of SWOOP Analytics for Viva Engage compared with Viva Engage Advanced Analytics so you can see exactly what you're getting with both.
While much of the Advanced Analytics is for monitoring, SWOOP's approach to analytics is to help people see the strength of their collaborative relationships, the persona they exhibit to other users and nudges to help make improvements. We also consider social listening more broadly than the Advanced Analytics approach. It is crucial to get insights about topics people are talking about beyond those initiated by corporate communications.
Accelerating Teams Adoption with SWOOP - Part 2
When SWOOP Analytics is used at the earliest stages of Microsoft Teams adoption, it is possible for organisations and teams to recognise the danger points, as well as the growth markers, to help accelerate their adoption rates.
Accelerating Microsoft Teams Adoption with SWOOP
We look at how to accelerate the adoption of Microsoft Teams to avoid the lows and move up the Maturity Model by Forming, Storming, Norming and Performing.
Becoming a high performance, agile organisation (Performing)
We look beyond the single team to the network of teams; or what we refer to as the “Team of Teams”. We look at how three SWOOP enterprise functions provide a facility whereby organisational leaders can measure and track their journey to becoming a more agile organisation.
Less is Not Always More with Enterprise Social
While Enterprise Social Networking sites have taken their lead from consumer-facing Social Media platforms, there are many situations where good practices in social media just do not map over to Enterprise Social.
Need to convince someone? Bring Data (and a good story)
As Daniel Pink suggests “to sell is human”. Even if we do not have a formal ‘selling’ role we are always looking to ‘sell’ someone on our point of view, our recommendations, our need for their help etc.. As data analysts we live and breathe data every day, whether we are looking to develop some new insights, prove a case or simply explore possibilities. In the end we are doing it to influence someone or some group. In these days of ‘evidence based decision-making’ I am wary that one person’s ‘evidence’ is another person’s ‘garbage’. You don’t have to look much further than climate change sceptics to appreciate that. I was therefore intrigued when I came across Shawn Callahan’s recent blog post on “The role of stories in data storytelling”. Shawn talks about the use of ‘story’ before, during and after data analysis.