We all have this idea running through our minds about what productivity means, and whether or not we think our organizations are good at getting the most out of our people
I was in the midst of research around BPOS (Business Productivity Online Suite) when I saw fellow AIIM SharePoint blogger Rich Blank’s post on Microsoft’s online services offerings and thought, I guess the push to BPOS has started
I was reading Daniel Antion's post entitled Make SharePoint Simple , which made me think about my own transition into the topic of SharePoint productivity this past year
Increasing productivity without increasing demand is part of the problem in our current recession, and if you look closely at the data, has been an issue with the US economy for more than a decade
But many CIOs are concerned with the impacts these tools will have on security, support and maintenance costs, and end user productivity. These are all valid concerns, but making the connection between social tools and personal productivity might help sell them on the idea
Previous posts: SharePoint Productivity: Apps Aren’t Just for Smart Phones ) Many businesses today are implementing Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platforms worldwide to help standardize and track sales progress and productivity
1 Comment - I want to share one more tip to increase business productivity...Thus a good time tracker is important to increase productivity
You visit your online community later that day – what do you find?...And most importantly, this sense of community exists both online and off
It gets into how SharePoint integrates with the Office suite and can have a positive impact on the productivity and efficiency of work processes in a business
But many CIOs are concerned with the impacts these tools will have on security and governance, support and maintenance costs, and end user productivity. These are all valid concerns, but making the connection between social tools and personal productivity might help sell them on the idea
It’s always about ‘not staying behind’, ‘increased collaboration’ or vague ‘productivity benefits’ only