Communication and Collaboration Intranet Tip: Encourage Questions and Comments on Company Policies When Assiniboine Credit Union replaced their old, out-dated intranet with ThoughtFarmer, they decided to take a more collaborative approach. “On the old system, no one was empowered to make corrections. 4 minute read Table of contents You might also like… Whitepaper Intranet use cases Whitepaper Award-winning intranets UNLOCK COMMENTING FOR BETTER COLLABORATION Many executives shudder in fear at the idea of opening up commenting, especially on HR and other policies hosted on the intranet. When Assiniboine Credit Union replaced their old, out-dated intranet with ThoughtFarmer, they decided to take a more collaborative approach. “On the old system, no one was empowered to make corrections. Now, anyone can leave a comment on any page, so there’s a lot more ownership and commitment to content,” said Intranet Manager, Lawrence Peters. If you like this blog, you’ll love our newsletter From workbooks and whitepapers, to blog content and best practices, our monthly newsletter is full of great content, advice, and expert insight. In the example below, you can see the content owner updating page content within minutes of the initial request. The result? An always-up-to-date and truly collaborative intranet.