Microsoft out, Intranet Dashboard in at Kathmandu

Peter Dinham
Thursday, 02 July 2009 09:10

IT Industry - Deals

“iD has tools inbuilt that allow us to take timely feedback from our sales force and provide a holistic view of business activity.”

Phase one of the iD rollout has gone live, and Moore says a second phase will follow in a few months time, with further functionality introduced into the Kathmandu intranet.

Moore says staff feedback to date has been “very positive”, with an initial survey revealing 60 per cent of employees rating the new intranet as fantastic. 

Intranet Dashboard co-founder and director, Connie Pandos, claims that customers are increasingly selecting iD over SharePoint “because they find SharePoint to be too expensive and complex.”
 
“iD is quickly developing a reputation as the affordable SharePoint alternative among our customers.  Our latest version of the software – iD 3.0 – provides a fully featured, cost effective alternative when your company can’t entertain a couple of hundred thousand dollars for an intranet, extranet or portal solution, which is welcomed news when budgets are under pressure.”