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by ananthap
(1) In a corporate intarnet, all users may not be willing (or interested) users. So bear in mind that the interface has to be simple, with least data entry (more choices built in to lists, combos, code, description help) etc.
(2) There's no valueto just duplicating their existing forms (and screens in case of a migration). The system must really add value by being error free and with graceful exits.
(3) Functions (and menus) in the web page would usually go with the department or group. This should be factored in.
(4) Avoid, too much of sign-on services, on line feed back etc. Most companies would prefer to approach it thru the "proper channel".
Hope this helps.
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