Category Archives: Search

Presentation: In search for a good practice of finding information

Posted on March 7, 2011 by Kristian Norling

Presentation at the Intrateam Event in Copenhagen, 3rd of March 2011 In search for a good practice of finding information View more presentations from Kristian Norling

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[Updated] What would you want from an introduction to Intranets book?

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Kristian Norling

Update: Project started. More info soon, stay tuned. When I started working on intranets there were not many books to read, nor were there basically any websites or other sources of information or knowledge, like colleagues or experienced intranet professionals, … Continue reading →

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Link relations – adding meaning and value to URLs

Posted on December 2, 2010 by Kristian Norling

The new Web linking standard RFC5988, is interesting and very useful. Every standard that adds semantic meaning to information (via metadata) and relations is a good thing. I have previously written about the importance of information and metadata and URLs and this … Continue reading →

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Information flow part 4: Search statistics for our enterprise search

Posted on November 30, 2010 by Kristian Norling

For content owners and content editors it is important to know if their stuff is findable, meaning that users can find it by navigation, searching etc. Giving them access to basic search statistics, enables them to find out at least … Continue reading →

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Presentation: Search, find and destroy

Posted on November 8, 2010 by Kristian Norling

This is the presentation I did after a great presentation by Ravi Mynampaty. Where he talked about how they work with findability and standards at the Harvard Business School. I think our presentations made a good combo and complemented each other very … Continue reading →

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Presentation: Practical web governance with search analytics and more

Posted on November 7, 2010 by Kristian Norling

This a presentation I did at the Jboye10 conference (Governance track) in Aarhus, Denmark, on the 4th of november. Great questions during presentation and good discussions afterwards. I was really, really happy about that. Most of the interesting stuff is … Continue reading →

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Information flow part 3: Why persistent links are important

Posted on October 28, 2010 by Kristian Norling

Have you ever got frustrated, angry and tired over broken links on your intranet? Well me too. This got me thinking how to solve it and make a document/web page link persistent over it’s lifecycle, or at least lessen the … Continue reading →

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Information flow part 1: Overview

Posted on October 10, 2010 by Kristian Norling

This post gives you an overview of how our information flow is set up on the intranet. All the information systems are “free-for-all”, meaning that they contain only public information, the only access control is whether your computer is inside … Continue reading →

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