By using management dashboards, your company’s managers will have access to a better overview and more transparency. By dashboards, we mean graphical evaluations that represent certain quantifiable key numbers in charts and make time segments visible through trending. This compiles information into a critical mass in an easily understandable and accessible way.

The second article on the topic of TWiki considers the practical implementation of the application within a company intranet, introduces some of the numerous well-developed extensions, and offers summary arguments speaking for TWiki as a potentially powerful corporate wiki.

Some managers think that the success of Wikipedia can only be transferred to their company intranet by using the exact same wiki system as the online encyclopedia. Unfortunately, this is a false conclusion as the demands placed on an internet lexicon and a corporate wiki are fundamentally different.

There are serious measures for the optimization of search engine results (White Hat SEO), measures that rely on sustainability and show enduring results in the long-term; there are also aggressive methods that lead to quick success but may also harbor not inconsiderable risks. An article about “good” and “bad” measures for the influencing of search results.

In an Intranet, there are functional loopholes between standard functions and killer applications. With a Wiki, it’s possible to depict functionally things that with other Intranet applications are not possible or are limited.

Wikis are, regarding the exchange and forwarding of knowledge, flexible, powerful, and sustainable communications platforms. The following Top Ten reasons are arguments for why every Intranet should have its own Wiki.

What is usability? What can usability do for you? How is usability measured? A general article about the science of the fitness for use.

Professional web-hosting is clearly more than the mere preparation of a domain and server space; rather, it is customized according to individual demands, thus ensuring long-term success through quality, consulting, individuality, and performance.

A concept of self-learning the programming language “Perl” in a systematic and measurable way for everybody who’s interested. In dependence upon KUMON – a successful japanese studying-method for maths – the following brings up an idea how to learn “Perl” step by step and based on the individual learning set and time.