Category: Collaboration

Collaboration is regarded as a working practice whereby people work together to a common purpose to achieve a desired business benefit.

Collaboration enables individuals to work together to achieve a defined and common business purpose. Generally, it exists in two forms:

Synchronous, where everyone interacts in real time, as in online meetings, through instant messaging, or via Skype, and
Asynchronous, where the interaction can be time-shifted, as when uploading documents or annotations to shared workspaces,  or making contributions to a wiki.

Therefore, this category is full of advice and the best technology to use for ‘collab’ projects. Check out some of the Step by Step blogs or learn with our eBooks, How To videos and Webinars.

Office 365 for large sized enterprises
Webinars

Firstly,  Office 365 is becoming more and more indispensable for small and loan companies. Moving to 365 comes with multiple vital benefits and key features. As well as that,  Everybody’s focal points are on the benefits (Generate greater productivity Access from anywhere with 365, Robust security) but the drawbacks are being omitted. Also,  what about… READ MORE

What is PDF and why we trust it
What is PDF and why we trust it
Blog Posts

What is PDF? Wikipedia refers to PDF as: “The Portable Document Format (PDF) is a file format used to present documents in a manner independent of application software, hardware, and operating systems. Each PDF file encapsulates a complete description of a fixed-layout flat document, including the text, fonts, graphics, and other information needed to display… READ MORE

Teamwork and Yammer: An Introduction
Teamwork and Yammer: An Introduction
Ebooks

Let’s focus on Teamwork and Yammer Yammer as the name implies is a private social network that helps employees collaborate across departments, locations and even business apps, it can be your company’s private social network like your Facebook and Twitter handle, however yammer helps you and your team stay on top of it all in terms… READ MORE

The Importance of Communication
The Importance of Communication
Blog Posts

SharePoint has long promised collaboration and communication across organizations; in fact, this has been one of the key strategic goals of the product and selling features as long as it has been available. Unfortunately, regardless of the version or module, organizations have left the strategic components of communication aside and left it out of critical conversations. Much like you expect a vehicle to be able to take you from point A to point B, organizations assume that SharePoint will simply make communication easier, and this is sadly not the case.

Moving from Web-Based Collaboration To The Mobile Arena
Moving from Web-Based Collaboration To The Mobile Arena
Blog Posts

Everyone’s going mobile. The target seems to be clear: All companies want their employees to be able to work while they are on the road, at the airport, between meetings etc. (I personally miss the days when going for a coffee was just to drink coffee…no WiFi, no work)

Badgeville Comes to SharePoint
Badgeville Comes to SharePoint
Blog Posts

The gamification options available to the SharePoint community have just been expanded. In a press release this morning, the announcement of Badgeville for SharePoint went public, giving organizations an additional toolset to add to their end user adoption strategies. The company is a recognized brand in the community primarily for the work they’ve done with Yammer, but this new offering was designed specifically for SharePoint 2013 – both on-premises and SharePoint Online (part of Office 365) – and it fully integrates into their existing tools for Yammer.

The Natural Law of Collaboration - Where Does it Start?
The Natural Law of Collaboration – Where Does it Start?
Presentations

Discover the natural Law of Collaboration Mostly Collaboration starts when a new Platform is installed or evaluated. But this is completely wrong and one of the causes, that many SharePoint Projects fail. Collaboration starts actually in the way your employees think. And mostly they think according to your Company Culture. So is your Company Culture… READ MORE