An innovative approach to the Future of Work: Kcom Workplaces - Communications, Collaboration and Contact as a Service
Provided by Kcom
Category Project Management and Collaboration
Type Webinar
Length 00:34:35
Publish Date October 05 2012
Date posted October 05 2012
Overview
In the era of the cloud where IT services and even raw computing power are available on demand, organizations must evolve to an IT ecosystem that facilitates innovation, drives productivity, and supports collaboration. Discover the benefits of collaboration as a service and how users can assess the return on investment. In this webcast from Kcom, leading experts from featured analyst firm Gartner Inc. and Cisco discuss Cloud based collaboration and why it is important to the current market.
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