Intraorganizational communication with intranets

Communications of the ACMPublished 1 July 2001Open access

Vincent S. Lai

DOI10.1145/379300.379324

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The author participated in “Intranet Impact and Effectiveness,” a study of the 500 largest organizations in Hong Kong, targeting five goals to investigate the reasons for intranet adoption, explore the extent intranets support intraorganizational communications, and identify the problems and benefits associated with intranET implementation.

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