One place to work from.
A digital workplace built inside Microsoft Teams: company news, people, events and the small daily things, on one home page that an executive and a new joiner can both read in thirty seconds.
The information exists. Finding it is the job.
Large organisations run on fragmented channels: news in email, people in a directory, events in a calendar nobody opens, culture in a chat thread. Employees spend real time hunting across platforms, and engagement drops with every extra click.
Interviews with clients, then a look at the field.
I ran in-depth interviews with existing clients about information accessibility, collaboration and workflow. The same three complaints came back: nobody knows where news lives, nobody knows who to ask, and nothing feels like one product.
Then I reviewed the leading intranet solutions for Microsoft Teams to find where a new one could earn its place.
Not more modules, but a home page that is readable at a glance and needs no configuration to feel finished.
Three columns, one glance.
The story column carries news and people, the right rail carries things that change daily: announcements, new joiners, locations, weather. Every module keeps the same card, the same tab pattern, the same see-more, so the page scales without ever feeling like a different product.
Every block solves a named problem.
