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Improve Communication and Collaboration
Enable employees to more effectively collaborate and compete in a tough economy. Make communications and collaboration efficient, more secure, less expensive, and easier to manage.Customer goals: Enable employees to more effectively collaborate and compete in a tough economy. Make communications and collaboration efficient, more secure, less expensive, and easier to manage.
Project brief:Most knowledge workers have e-mail addresses, IM screen names, cell phones, and desk phones, and use them all throughout the business day. Often, workers include all these numbers and addresses in their e-mail signatures, so correspondents can reply to the e-mail, send an IM, follow up with a phone call, or all three. The problem is, as the pace of business increases and workers are no longer tethered to their desks, communications—and business processes in general—need to be more flexible and more efficient; the current state of affairs is anything but.
A Unified Communications deployment can help reign in the costs and the chaos by combining voice, data, fax, conferencing, and presence awareness into a single, versatile system.
Microsoft integrated solution: Unified Communications technologies from Microsoft bring e-mail, phone, and conferencing together into one system. Voicemails and faxes arrive in inboxes along with e-mail, consolidating communication media and lowering costs. Windows Server 2008 R2 connects remote users to information without the need for establishing a VPN. Add Microsoft SharePoint 2010, and you have efficient document sharing and collaboration.
Result: A more connected, more productive workforce.
Additional Resources/Testimonials
Finding your solution/Making the business case:
Blog Post:
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Case Study:
Automotive Distributor's On-the-Go Employees Stay Connected with UC
When Subaru Caanda needed a collaboration solution that would work for employees on the road, it turned to Microsoft's Unified Communications. CLICK HERE
Blog:
10 Reasons to Move to Exchange Server 2010 in 2010
IT pros speak to how Unified Communications and Exchange 2010 are helping them and their companies work better. CLICK HERE
Installing a solution:
Blog:
Quick Resources to Prep for Upgrading To SharePoint 2010
There is a wealth of resources to help even the largest organizations prepare for the move to SharePoint 2010. CLICK HERE
Day-to-day operations:
Case Study:
Telecom Company Embraces Social Computing, Streamlines Formal Learning
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Video:
Drive Economic Impact with SharePoint 2010
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Microsoft Unified Communications
Cut through the static of voice and data overload with Microsoft Unified Communications. Contact people based on their availability, and click to communicate with them in the best way: e-mail, VoIP, IM, or audio/video/Web conferencing, all from a single sign-on and single inbox.
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Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2
Windows Server 2008 R2 enables IT professionals to increase the reliability and flexibility of their server infrastructures. New virtualization tools, Web resources, management enhancements, and seamless Windows 7 integration help save time, reduce costs, and provide a platform for a dynamic and efficiently managed data center.
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SharePoint Server 2010
Take control of your enterprise content with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2010, an integrated suite of server capabilities that delivers comprehensive content management and enterprise search. SharePoint helps your workers collaborate more effectively on documents and projects and lets your IT department employ policy-based content management, thus accelerating business processes and facilitating information-sharing across the business.