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A short guide to building custom indexes in your digital workplace.
Workplaces are driven by lists. Lists of members, items in a news feed, and files in a folder. Usually you rely on a platform to build those lists, with things like search indexes, or to make it easy to use lists you've created, like using Groups for notifications and access. Changing those lists can alter the very fabric of your digital workplace. But sometimes what you need can't be generated automatically. Your members need to find specific content and processes across your Igloo. So today…
Answers to a few commons questions received by Igloo Support this month.
Summer brings heat and questions, as well as our new Digital Workplace Playbook, a repository of strategies and best practices to help guide you through your digital transformation. Look to it for help planning through your launch and beyond. There are only a few questions this month, so we'll get to it.
How can I enable Likes?
This question comes up in digital workplaces that are transitioning from being consumption-focused, where members are there solely to read content, to more…
Some quick tips on developing a notification strategy for your digital workplace.
Notifications are an integral portion of your content strategy, so much so that it's hard to untangle the two. When your digital workplace is getting off the ground, notifications will be one of the first ways that people interact with it. That first impression matters, so you want to ensure that what they're receiving is concise, relevant, and in tune with your overall digital workplace strategy.
You can use notifications to drive members into your digital workplace, to send out vital…
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- Introduction to Work…Jim Tigwell Darren Jenkin Can you explain what the "Overall Member Activity" measures? We are trying to run an analytics report that shows how many users are logging into the digital workplace. I searched the Report Library, but did not find a Basic Report that allows us to measure Login Activity.
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Overall member activity measures the number of members who did anything in the site in the timespan, including view content. So if a user has at least one view, they're marked as active, because they've logged into the site. The site activity report can report on active and inactive members.