Do you have the necessary tools for success?
A well-designed collaboration environment can enhance job satisfaction, foster trust, improve communication, drive productivity, and have a positive impact on the bottom line. But too many companies take an ad-hoc approach to purchasing, deploying, and even using technology that enables effective teamwork. Frost and amp; Sullivan recommends a different approach—one that treats your collaboration implementation as you would any other strategic IT initiative.
That doesn’t mean collaboration tools must be expensive, complex, or difficult to use and support. Indeed, quite the opposite: most applications are cost-effective, intuitive, and easy to troubleshoot especially if they are delivered in the cloud. But it’s important to work with line-of-business. IT and end users to identify needs and select a suite of services that will ensure all necessary capabilities are met.