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3.1.2013
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Millennials in the Workplace
3.1.2013
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Social media and location
Enterprise Social
Enabling collaboration and communication using social tools can help businesses be more competitive by allowing people to work in a way that is familiar to them through their personal lives and through this accelerate innovation. At Microsoft, we can help organizations take advantage of social media and integrate it with new and existing communication tools that allow people to communicate to customers in new ways while at the same time improve internal collaboration. Increasing productivity using social tools that meet the expectations of multiple generations of workers can reduce costs and allow organizations to respond faster to new opportunities.
Microsoft empowers employees to work in an environment that is more connected—using tools to share ideas and collaborate in a way that increases productivity and provides a more direct link to customers—helping organizations to improve the value of customer relationships and respond to opportunity with speed and intelligence.
Connect and share with colleagues in real time
Connect seamlessly to a distributed workforce
Stay connected and collaborate while traveling
Simplify how people share ideas and work together
Follow customer activities and news
Become more engaged with customers
Engage with customers through apps that take advantage of social networks
Combine social connections with professional tools
Analyze social media for feedback from customers
Respond to opportunities by analyzing social network data
Deliver enhanced social marketing to better target customers
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At Microsoft, employee job satisfaction and productivity have soared as employees utilize personal devices for work and personal use. Microsoft IT aims to achieve a balance between end-user empowerment and IT control. Microsoft IT has begun to manage users’ access to the corporate network and its intellectual property instead of managing hardware. We recommend that all IT departments develop a framework that balances business value and risk mitigation.
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