2020 Enterprise Collaboration Tools: Market Trends and Buyer’s Guide
Enterprise collaboration is a confusing marketspace. Use Info-Tech’s methods to avoid making expensive mistakes.
Contributors
- Jon Arnold, Principal, J Arnold & Associates
- Varun Bersain, Lead Consultant, BT India
- Jeff Braybrook, Director of Collaboration, Shared Services Canada
- Lawrence Byrd, Technology Evangelist, TokBox
- Rebekah Carter, Technology Journalist, UC Today
- Anthony Cosentino, Google Collaboration Specialist, Cogeco Cable
- Tom Hibbs, Account Executive, Healthcare in Canada
- Kevin Kieller, Co-Founder, enableUC
- Jennifer MacLean, Director of Collaboration, Ngen Canada
- Russ Newton, Collaboration Specialist, Genesis Integration Inc.
- Chris Palermo, Global Collaboration Sales GMT & Strategy Specialist, Cisco
- Rohan Singh, Collaboration and Networking Manager, Pathway Vet Alliance
- A special thank-you to 1 anonymous contributor
Your Challenge
- Exploring the enterprise collaboration marketspace is difficult. The problem finding a suitable collaboration tool is that there are many ways to collaborate, with just as many tools to match.
Our Advice
Critical Insight
- Info-Tech’s "three C’s of collaboration" model offers a method to pinpoint the desired collaboration, matched with a list of key vendors in that specific space.
Impact and Result
- The result is not only a method to find your best-fit collaboration tool and how to implement it but also a broader understanding of the enterprise collaboration marketspace – including a current-state assessment and a list of future trends.
Start here – read the Executive Brief
Narrow down the type of desired collaboration and find a list of key vendors in that specific space.
1. Where we came from
Discover how the enterprise collaboration marketspace evolved.
2. Where we are today
Understand the enterprise collaboration marketspace’s current state.
3. Where we are going
Explore future trends of the enterprise collaboration marketspace.
4. Buyer’s guide
Follow Info-Tech’s methods to find and implement a best-fit collaboration tool.
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