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Improving Collaboration between people and between organizations is no longer optional if you want to survive in today s hyper connected business world. Speed of change, unpredictability and the increasingly social nature of the marketplace make collaboration instrumental to your company s ability to differentiate. New ways of collaboration are starting to take place within your company, across value chains and in the individual social domain of your employees. At the same time, new architecture and delivery models are bringing many new collaborative tools within reach of every person in your organization, with or without your knowledge or control. The use of personal email is one example we have learned to address, but how do you respond to personal workspaces, document sharing or instant messaging? Or even better: how does your business benefit from them? On the technology side, a volatile mix of acronyms like SOA Service Oriented Architecture, SaaS Software as a Service and Web2.0 is brewing that is drastically changing our view on the role and value of Information Technology. If left to chance there is little hope for success: you need a strategy. The new business world that is

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Author

Erik van Ommeren; Sander Duivestein; John de Vadoss; Clemens Reijnen; Erik Gunvaldson

Publisher

Microsoft and Sogeti; Uitgeverij kleine Uil

Published

2009

Language

EN

ISBN

9789075414240

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Business, Fiction, Marketing

Rating

3.8 / 5 (5 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13