Carla Lorenzati
SharePoint has never been short on checkboxes. What it often lacks is the desire to come back to it. On the communications side, you know the story: information gets lost across sites and subsites, the “right versions” look too much alike, publishing still depends too much on IT, and multilingual requirements complicate every campaign. The result? A homepage people open out of habit, little action that follows, and key messages that don’t land where they should.
by Carla Lorenzati
Carla Lorenzati
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