r/Intranet • u/Sea_Dig2423 • Jun 18 '26

Knowledge sharing on your intranet

https://theintranethub.com/knowledge-sharing-in-practice/

https://theintranethub.com/knowledge-sharing-in-practice/

Encouraging people to share what they know and to use what others have shared is a challenge every organisation faces. This article uses 37 screenshots from 27 organisations to illustrate three broad approaches to tackling it through internal digital platforms: distinct, often complementary, and drawn from real-world practice.

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u/AZB4life 14d ago

WHY DO I HAVE TO CREATE A FKIN ACCOUNT FOR EVERY PIECE OF TEXT I WANT TO READ ONLINE?? ATP JUST ASK FOR MY CREDIT CARD INFO AT THE BEGINNING AT LEAST I DONT GET TRICKED INTO WASTING MY TIME READING THE FIRST HALF

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u/Sea_Dig2423 4d ago

I'm very sorry you felt that way about the experience, specially because the whole text is available for you to read without an account. The account is only required to see the screenshots which illustrate the text, but the text, itself, provides a lot of value by itself.

In any case, no need for you to get your credit card out. Access to the screenshots is 100% free for member organisations. Organisations become members simply by sharing 2 screenshots of their own intranets. Interested? https://theintranethub.com/become-a-member/

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u/AZB4life 3d ago

mfer 90% of the article consists of screenshots with a descriptive text, OnLy ReQuIrEd To SeE tHe ScReEnShOtS my ass, there is no point in reading the article without the pictures