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A well-functioning intranet is essential for mid-sized and larger organizations, keeping communication, collaboration, and productivity on track. But when stakeholders and end-users feel the platform has grown stale and no longer meets their needs, it’s time to reassess.
If you already have a great solution, you can find advice on how to drive user adoption in this blog post. Below are some tips to help you start evaluate your intranet and decide whether to improve or start fresh with a redesign.
Reach out to stakeholders and end-users through surveys, focus groups, or one-on-one chats. Identify their pain points and expectations. Look for common themes in their feedback to guide your next steps.
Conduct usability tests to assess navigation, search functionality, content organization, and overall design. Identify any usability issues that may hinder user engagement.
Perform a content audit to ensure information is relevant and up-to-date. Identify any outdated or missing content to meet the needs of different user groups within your organization.
Analyze technical performance by checking page load times, uptime, security, and scalability. Determine if the current setup can effectively accommodate future growth.
Evaluate how well your intranet integrates with external systems and applications, such as CRM tools or project management software. Identify any gaps that may hinder efficiency and collaboration.
Compare the costs of improving the existing intranet versus developing a new one. Assess potential time and resource savings, along with the expected return on investment (ROI).
Check if the current intranet supports key initiatives like employee engagement and knowledge sharing. Assess its ability to adapt to changing business needs and objectives.
Regularly assessing your intranet is essential for keeping it effective and relevant. By gathering feedback, evaluating usability, reviewing content, analyzing performance, and ensuring alignment with business goals, you can make an informed decision on whether to redesign your existing intranet or invest in a brand-new solution. This proactive approach ensures your intranet remains a valuable resource that drives communication, collaboration, and productivity across your organization.
Please check this blog post to learn more about the top-10 features of a modern intranet. And, if you want to learn more about how to make your next intranet a success, check out this document: Step-by-Step Guide to Achieving Intranet Success.
And when ready - please reach out to one of our Omnia Coaches for a free 30-minute consultation on designing your next intranet (see link in the right zone of this page).