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Storyboard: Build an Enterprise Collaboration Strategy

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Social collaboration tools are here to stay, but many organizations are unsure of how to integrate social tools with existing team workflows. This storyboard will elaborate on how to use social tools (and more traditional tools) for employee-to-employee collaboration and identify the key benefits of matching collaboration platforms to team activities, by helping you:

  • Understand employee-to-employee collaboration and how it builds team effectiveness.
  • Develop a strategy for enabling collaboration solutions by matching your organization’s collaboration patterns with specific tool sets.
  • Understand the market trends, major vendors, and feature sets for collaboration tools.
  • Foster a culture that encourages the use of collaboration tools.

Managers must recognize that social tools are powerful enablers of knowledge-sharing and productivity in the age of the highly mobile, team-oriented workforce. This research will help you craft a forward-looking strategy for enterprise collaboration.


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    Mike Owens | 01-11-2011

    The storyboard is difficult to read (ion screen especially) because of the colurs chosen for background and text and I always review on screen first before deciding to print.

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      Info-Tech Research Group | 01-11-2011

      Hi Mike, thanks for your comment. If you have difficulty reading this (or any other) storyboard on your machine, a useful trick is to go to the 'view' tab in PowerPoint and click 'pure black and white'. This should make it easier to read.

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    Mike Owens | 01-11-2011

    Sorry I can spell - I was going to add that usually the formats are fantastic - appropriately colourful and have recommended InfoTech on the strength of this accesible format

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    Jean Charles Parise | 10-19-2012

    Excellent document and very comprehensive.


Hierarchies are obsolete – don’t let employees fend for themselves!


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