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Collaboration strategies: Look who's talking

Enterprise CIOs are just realizing the many benefits of investing in collaboration tools and platforms, which include improving productivity, workflow and communications. This month's CIO Briefing offers CIOs expert advice and resources for weighing the various collaboration options. Within the guide, you'll find enterprise case studies, product overviews and trend articles on the adoption and success rates of enterprise use collaboration tools and platforms.

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HD video conferencing a way of life for some VIPs (Tools and technologies: Taking advantage of Web 2.0)

Execution: Improving productivity through collaboration

If executed properly, a collaboration strategy can help an enterprise improve productivity, workflow and communication. Get useful advice on how to budget for and execute collaboration tools in your organization.

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Strategy: Getting everyone on board with collaboration

Larger organizations are more likely to implement collaborative tools separately for individual business teams and projects. Therefore, a companywide strategy for collaboration implementation and management is key to ensuring proper access and support among the various business units within the enterprise. This section includes resources to help you create an effective collaboration strategy.

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Tools and Technologies: BI software, data analytics and other solutions

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Tools and technologies: Taking advantage of Web 2.0

There are numerous collaboration tools and software available for enterprise use today. Learn how to effectively select, install and manage collaboration tools.

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