Intranet Portal Model and Metrics: A Strategic Management Perspective

Authors:
Grant A. Jacoby; Luqi
Affiliations:
US Army;Naval Postgraduate School
Venue:
IT Professional
Year:
2005

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Abstract

By linking metrics and conversion ratios to key business processes, the intranet efficiency and effectiveness model helps corporations design better software for intranet portals.