Posts from the Injio team about all things digital employee experience: Microsoft 365, SharePoint Modern, Teams, Power Platform, Digital Transformation and change management.
Cracking the Code: The Human Element in Digital Transformation
Digital transformation is more than just implementing new technology - it's about practices, behaviours, and systems. Despite big investments in digital tools, many organisations still struggle to achieve real digital adoption. The secret lies not in the technology, but in...
Why SharePoint Intranets Matter More Than Ever in 2025: Bridging the Human-Digital Divide
SharePoint intranets are still relevant in 2025 and will become even more vital as technology and the employee experience evolve. They will serve as a vital intersection point between humans and technology, playing a key role in unlocking the potential...
Intranet Design Ideas for Engagement and ROI in 2025
In years past, Classic SharePoint was a bit of an ugly duckling. Then along came the modern SharePoint experience giving us a simple way to produce professional looking, mobile friendly pages. But while the newer SharePoint is simpler to use,...
Key Takeaways from the Step Two Digital Workplace Experience Conference 2024
Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the Step Two DEX (Digital Employee Experience) conference in Sydney, a day filled with insightful discussions on the future of intranets and digital workplaces. The conference brought together thought leaders and practitioners...
Executive Excellence: Why Your C-Suite Needs an Intranet
Look past the Rolex and reserved parking… C-suite executives have it tough. If you are trying to convince one or more of them to approve a new intranet platform, you had better take an interest in their problems and how...
HR is From Venus, IT is from Mars
“Ugh. IT want more information before they’ll approve the new platform. We need it straight away!” “Bah! Who do they expect to fix this when it breaks? HR have no idea.” With more business processes becoming digital, particularly the prevalence...