Weekly Round-up: Confluence vs. SharePoint, Writing Aches, Hypertext as Agent of Change, and More
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Weekly Round-up: Confluence vs. SharePoint, Writing Aches, Hypertext as Agent of Change, and More
Here's K15t Software's weekly social web round-up for technical writers, information architects, and content strategists.This week's top story from Hanna Korhonen in the NorthPatrol blog: "Confluence Challenges SharePoint as an Intranet Platform"
Confluence Challenges SharePoint as an Intranet Platform
As a result of the first-ever intranet study in Finland that reveals six trends, Hanna Korhonen compares the document-focused SharePoint platform with Confluence. And she concludes: "Confluence might be the more user-friendly option." Read more
Hypertext as an Agent of Change
In a conference talk, Mandy Brown thinks about innovation, and the ways we transmit and share information today, e.g. in Wikis. She wonders: "If print gives us fixity, what does hypertext give us?" Read more
Four Approaches to Content Reuse
COPE, transclusion, asset reuse, and adaptive content – these four content reuse approaches exist, knows Michael Andrews: "By combining approaches, one can support an integrated strategy that improves both internal goals, and external goals." Read more
How to Plan for Continuous Improvement on your Intranet
"Great intranets continually improve and evolve. To effectively manage that change, you need a system." Ephraim Freed presents four steps to identify purpose, create value, think ahead, and to get support. Read more
OK, Writing Shouldn't Be So Hard …
Did you miss something in this collection? What blew your mind this week?
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