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Mobility is Eating the Workplace
The document discusses the transformation of workplaces due to mobility, highlighting how traditional intranets have become ineffective in facilitating collaboration and communication. It emphasizes the importance of mobile applications in creating intelligent workplaces that enhance user experience and employee satisfaction. The text also outlines key trends driving the shift toward mobile-first work environments and the integration of various tools and technologies to support efficient work processes.
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Mobility is Eating the Workplace
- 1. Mobility is Eating theWorkplace Christian Buckley Chief Marketing Officer Office Server and Services MVP
- 2. Christian Buckley CMO atBeezy + Office Servers and Services MVP www.beezy.net @buckleyplanet cbuck@beezy.net www.buckleyplanet.com
- 3. Beezy is theIntelligent Workplace for Microsoft Office 365 and SharePoint, extending the feature set and improving the user experience for on-premises, cloud, and hybrid deployments. We are on a mission to transform the way people work, and to help employees be more connected, innovative, and happy. Learn more at www.beezy.net or @FollowBeezy on Twitter.
- 4. We are experiencinga fundamental transformation of collaboration
- 7. The traditional intranetis dead. Hello? Is anyone else here?
- 8. Why is thetraditional intranet dead? Static content Lack of functionality Poor communication tools and processes Failure to adequately capture knowledge Insufficient search and discovery Inability to identify experts
- 9. Your intelligent workplace Teamsare scrambling to find the right tools and technologies to fit their cultural needs And end users have more control than ever before in what is being selected
- 10. In short, intranetsfail to provide enterprise-grade collaboration, communication, knowledge management, and processes (automation and intelligence)
- 11. The ingredients ofan intelligent workplace Communication Collaboration Knowledge Processes
- 12. In November 2013,Benedict Evans published a slide deck titled "Mobile is eating the world", that went viral almost immediately. His primary point was that the consumer market is rapidly evolving, and how the scale of mobile is altering the way people manage their daily lives. http://www.businessinsider.com/how-mobile-is-eating-the-world-2013-11
- 13. What are thetrends that are driving this move toward mobile, and the new digital workplace?
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- 15. Focus and Simplicityare key
- 16. 2. Apps hideplatform complexity
- 17. 3. Apps offer seamlessintegration
- 18. 4. Mobile meansubiquitous work
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- 20. 5. Push notificationswill become key
- 21. 6. Microsoft willbe extremely relevant
- 22. Welcome to thefuture. Welcome to the Mobile Intranet.
- 24. The ingredients ofan intelligent workplace Communication Collaboration Knowledge Processes
- 25. Beezy Bot Task management Integrations (webhooks,SAP, etc) … Knowledge Centers Taxonomy & Folksonomy, Social Q&A Expert finder, Endorsements, …. Blogs, TownHalls, Announcements, Discovery cards Events, Praises, Polls, Skype & Outlook integration …. Communities, Newsfeeds, Follow, Mentions, Tasks, Wikis Ideas Praises … Communication Collaboration Knowledge Processes
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- 27. For more onthis topic, be sure to download the original whitepaper by Beezy Product Lead, Maximo Castagno http://hubs.ly/H044hR30
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Editor's Notes
- #11 The collection perse doesn’t work tools need to be connected and in an intelligent way
- #17 They may do less, but they can provide a better experience around a subset of the features, making them more effective and engaging.
- #18 In the corporate world, we are increasingly seeing mobile apps bringing data from multiple source systems, such as SAP, allowing the user to perform some actions on the data provided to their mobile device, and then syncing their changes back to both SAP and SharePoint, for example. Think of the possibilities of Microsoft’s GigJam, as another example.
- #19 Remember telling people “Hey, I’ll have to check my calendar when I get back to the office”? Those days are long gone. Mobile allows us to work anywhere, anytime.
- #20 A great example of this is the growth in Facebook usage via mobile devices. In April 2014, Facebook announced that they had surpassed the 1 billion mark for monthly active users on phones and tablets.