Technology is making collaboration even easier with teamwork tools that foster efficient, streamlined communication practices.  | Guidance for IT Personnel Sometimes it makes sense to get on an airplane and fly to meet with a client or business partner. But other times, it is hard to justify the travel cost and time spent. The PCs in your office provide an alternative to costly business meeting travel. With web conferencing, you can share your desktop — your computer screen — with others. You can then walk clients and team members through slide presentations, spreadsheets, project schedules and more. |
Working Together Just Got Easier | Guidance for Owners/Managers Even a small company can have problems keeping employees properly informed. Many find out what's happening — or a co-worker's idea of what is happening — over lunch or around the coffee pot. If you have telecommuters, off-site workers, employees who travel a lot or a virtual company, communication issues become even more challenging. An intranet can help you overcome these problems. |
 | Guidance for Owners/Managers A server consolidates your business data in one place. That makes it easier for employees to know where to find it and for you to back it up. But there is more that a server can add to your workplace. It can provide file access for your mobile and remote workers, host an intranet site and even enable you to operate your own e-mail services. |
 | Guidance for Workplace PC Users A technology designed initially for conducting one-on-one personal chats has permeated the workplace. Many business people are choosing text-based internet messaging over phone calls and e-mail — preferring its immediacy and streamlined efficiency in getting real-time information from partners, suppliers and colleagues working remotely. |
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