ROLLING MEADOWS, IL, June 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) HospitalPortal.NET, a leading provider of secure healthcare-specific intranet sites for electronic information sharing and publishing has teamed up with Social Business thought leader Andy Jankowski for an insightful webinar which will establish the case for and provide suggestions for a Social intranet.
Andy is the Founder of Enterprise Strategies (www.enterprisestrategies.com) as well as a Social Business researcher, advisor and public speaker. During the last 16 years he has served as a trusted advisor for several industry leading organizations including Andersen, Ernst & Young, JP Morgan Chase and Oracle. He is a career long student of enterprise communication and collaboration and loves sharing what he has learned.
Join HospitalPortal and Andy Jankowski for this compelling session, which will firmly establish the business case for a social intranet. Social Business topics covered will include:
-Defining the vision for your organization
-Assessing your current situation
-Creating a strategy
-Key considerations
Once Andy has shared his approach for laying the groundwork for Social Business, experts from HospitalPortal will add the perspective of how to put this into practice in a healthcare intranet. A few highlights include:
-Social features that ENHANCE productivity and engage staff
-Ways to make the intranet a launching pad for all resources employees need
-Ideas for using role-based security to make the intranet most useful by showing the right information to the right people at the right time
Register today at http://www.HospitalPortal.net for this highly anticipated session, which will take place Tuesday, June 26, at 11:30am EST.
HospitalPortal.NET specializes in hospital and healthcare specific web portal solutions, custom software development and system integration services, which includes built-in Joint Commission-compliant document management systems and on-call schedule manager for healthcare facilities.
HospitalPortal.net Announces June Webinar: Laying the Groundwork for a Social Intranet in Healthcare
Educational Web Session to Take Place June 26 at 11:30am EST
2012-06-11
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[Press-News.org] HospitalPortal.net Announces June Webinar: Laying the Groundwork for a Social Intranet in HealthcareEducational Web Session to Take Place June 26 at 11:30am EST