Establish a Communication and Collaboration System Strategy – Executive Brief

Author(s): Ken Weston

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IT's main competitor is free and easy. Read this Executive Brief to:

  • Understand why a new approach to communication and collaboration services is required.
  • Learn why collaboration tool projects can be difficult for IT departments.
  • Understand Info-Tech's methodology and approach to developing an enterprise collaboration system strategy.

Shadow IT is easier than ever, and cheap sharing tools are viral. IT needs a new approach that is effective against this competition.

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