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The document discusses collaboration tools and effective collaboration. It identifies 5 myths about collaboration and describes different types of collaboration. Key factors for successful collaboration include clear communication, a common goal, passion for the goal, and gains such as cost savings or brand improvement. The document analyzes over 100 collaboration tools and provides considerations for selecting the right tool based on functional needs like synchronous vs asynchronous work and security needs. Contact information is provided to discuss collaboration tools further.
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