Re:Secrets of the hated corporate intranet
by JacobAldridge on Tuesday March 16, 2010 @06:01PM
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Agreed. Running some basic math, let's say the business has four divisions of equal size and one cafeteria. Every single person might be viewing the homepage for their division, but only 3 in 10 view the cafeteria menu; that means the division pages get 25% of traffic, and the cafeteria menu gets 30%, is still be 'most popular', but only because it appeals to the widest base.
Re:Secrets of the hated corporate intranet
by whatusername on Tuesday March 16, 2010 @10:19PM
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Doesn't really surprise me. (I wonder what % of searches on google are for google?)
:)
My firefox plugin to search the intranet (originally one I built myself - now just the supplied one), means that I occasionally do very strange intranet searches. (And very strange google searches at points)
Is it really that surprising that people eat?
Awesome.
:) My firefox plugin to search the intranet (originally one I built myself - now just the supplied one), means that I occasionally do very strange intranet searches. (And very strange google searches at points)
The about page suggests that this is a viral marketing scheme for http://www.thoughtfarmer.com/ -- looks interesting.
That's where you went wrong.
Big companies are big, and this kind of money is pocket change, especially when their Intranet has 300,000 users.