The document discusses the disconnect that often exists between IT and business stakeholders in organizations. IT teams feel they understand business needs but do not engage users sufficiently, making them more reactive than proactive. Businesses also struggle to communicate with IT and make tool decisions in isolation. The document argues that adopting Office 365 can help bridge this gap by providing commonly used collaboration and productivity tools in a centralized, familiar package. It provides examples of how Office 365 offerings like Exchange, SharePoint, Skype and OneDrive can replace disparate legacy systems and toxic assets currently tying up resources. Planning and buy-in across both IT and business functions is needed to successfully streamline an organization's systems through Office 365.