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Presence indicates the user’s current availability and status to other users. By default, anyone in your organization using Teams can see (in nearly real-time) if other users are available online. As a result, presence in significant ways influences collaboration and organizational productivity.  Research finds that 47% of UC users see a moderate to a significant

Team collaboration tools are taking the world by storm. Platforms including Microsoft Teams, Cisco WebEx Teams, and Slack offer a breadth of functionality and user-friendly experiences that have hooked corporate workers. Employers also love them because the staff is happy and productive, driving a host of business benefits. According to Nemertes Research, nearly 70% of

Team collaboration tools are changing the world of work. Especially since pandemic lockdowns, they have opened the door to enhanced productivity and communication with partners and customers. In a world where digital has become the new normal, these tools are fast-becoming mission critical. However, there are hidden challenges to embracing this new way of working. When internal and external users don’t share

Over the past couple of years, team collaboration applications such as Slack have started to radically change the way organizations work. With the advent of the pandemic, their foothold in the enterprise has now grown significantly, and those changes are set to be permanent. But what of the often-repeated claims that these new cloud-based platforms will shortly signal the death

If you look closely at how modern professionals go about their daily tasks nowadays compared to just 10 years ago, it’s clear to see just how much has changed.  Originally, working together on a project meant that everyone was doing so in the same room. Thanks to technology, a shared physical workspace is no longer

In 2017, Microsoft introduced Microsoft Teams at Ignite. Microsoft Teams is a team collaboration platform, which brings together everything a team needs to collaborate: chat and threaded conversations, meetings & video conferencing, content collaboration with the power of Microsoft 365 applications, and the ability to create and integrate apps and workflows.   Today Microsoft Teams is

Business agility has always been necessary, but the financial and work from home challenges induced by the pandemic makes it more essential than ever before. According to McKinsey, successful agile business transformation can boost customer satisfaction, increase employee engagement and improve operational performance—and potentially deliver a 20% to 30% uptick in financial performance. Achieving these goals

As the demand for remote and mobile work increases, the need for effective collaboration is growing, too. Whether you want to enjoy a virtual happy hour with friends or host a business meeting with colleagues, Microsoft Teams and Zoom are two popular options that can make either scenario a reality. Microsoft Teams is an all-in-one

Without teamwork, your business (quite literally) cannot work. Whether you manage a workforce that’s onsite, remote, or a combination of the two, effective collaboration is often what will influence the outcome of your company’s initiatives. If you want to see positive results faster, adopting information sharing technologies in an online environment can help streamline the