communication processes

No matter what role you have within an organization – be it engineer, salesperson, consultant, marketer, or business owner – you’ve acquired a second responsibility: project manager. But managing marketing projects has become more challenging than ever. Why? The work environment has expanded across departments, across job roles – and even across continents. To achieve organizational objectives, cross-functional teams form, collaborate, dissolve and re-form to tackle precisely defined projects and fulfill specific deliverables within carefully controlled deadlines and budget demands. Learn more today!

No matter what role you have within an organization – be it engineer, salesperson, consultant, marketer, or business owner – you’ve acquired a second responsibility: project manager. But managing projects has become more challenging than ever. Why? The work environment has expanded across departments, across job roles – and even across continents. To achieve organizational objectives, cross-functional teams form, collaborate, dissolve and re-form to tackle precisely defined projects and fulfill specific deliverables within carefully controlled deadlines and budget demands. Learn more today!

In the business world, the convergence of voice and data – as well as video and mobility – has evolved into unified communications, an enabler that is difficult to pigeonhole. Encompassing voice, data, video, mobility, and more, it can be located on site or it can be delivered/hosted from the “cloud”. Most important, UC ensures that information is available and people are reachable anytime, anywhere on almost any device of their choosing.

Maintaining regulatory compliance is a major business issue facing organizations around the world. The need to secure, track and store information for compliance purposes is critical. For years businesses have relied on fax communications in day-to-day operations. More pressure is now placed on the need to closely manage fax communications and document processes. It’s not surprising that organizations are turning to enterprise fax technology to meet compliance requirements. This white paper addresses the area of fax communications and the steps you can take to help keep your organization compliant.

For decades technical writers have reaped the benefits of XML to lower the cost and effort associated with creating, managing and reusing content across multiple output formats. Now, with the introduction of Smart Content, business users and subject matter experts can easily adopt XML in order to keep up with consumer demand for high-value communication. Download the free eBook The Beginner’s Guide to Smart Content and discover: • What is Smart Content? • A Brief Primer on Publishing Processes • The Cost of Smart Content • Who Else Is Using XML for Document Production? • What’s Wrong with XML? • Smart Content Details • 12 Reasons to Adopt Smart Content

See how others are using communications enabled business processes (CEBP) to drive their business into the fast lane.

Email is one of the most critical applications in use in business today: it is embedded in many business workflows, it is used by engineers to inform them of infrastructure issues and it is used to communicate with customers and business partners. In short, the modern organization has email at the heart of its communications and business processes. This makes it critical to minimize both the downtime and loss of email upon the outset of a business continuity event.

This Frost & Sullivan whitepaper describes the new communications-enabled business processes (CEBP) and links it to web conferencing/collaboration.

Unified communications (UC) has been a market in the making for well over a decade, as companies look to improve corporate collaboration. UC, the concept of streamlining phone, email, chat, video and content collaboration, has become a corporate objective for reducing the cost and complexity of communications and increasing employee productivity. What began 10 years ago as a hardware-driven effort to combine PBX systems, computer servers and video infrastructure, is now evolving to include software-enabled processes and functionality.

Lync Enterprise Voice and Lync video can improve worker productivity and streamline business processes, while lowering the overall total cost of communications. Read insights into the biggest benefits of Lync Enterprise Voice and video.

Learn how SAP Business Communications Management and SAP Customer Relationship Management provide the technology foundation for communication-enabled business processes that result in simplified interactions across marketing, sales, and service processes.

This paper is the first in a four-part series examines the ways that wireless technology and mobile communications can enhance the efficiency and quality of institutional healthcare, improving the processes through which doctors, nurses, specialists and support staff members deliver medical treatment. Part One offers an overview of the current healthcare situation and suggests ways in which wireless technology solutions address healthcare challenges.

"Now you can reduce your overall communications costs, streamline business processes, and make employees more productive, How? With Polycom voice solutions and Skype for Business. The brief by ZK Research, Lowering the Cost of Communications—and Six More Real Benefits of Skype for Business Voice details how you can improve staff productivity, leverage existing UC solutions, consolidate infrastructure, get to market quicker, support BYOD, and pave the way for video. All while dramatically lowering your total cost of communications."

UC—the concept of streamlining phone, email, chat, video and content collaboration—has become a corporate objective for reducing the cost and complexity of communications and increasing employee productivity. What began more than 10 years ago as a hardware-driven effort to combine PBX systems, computer servers and video infrastructure is now evolving to include software-enabled processes and functionality.

In today’s global economy, innovation matters. For teams to innovate rapidly and with great frequency, they must be able to clearly communicate and closely collaborate. Miscommunication, misunderstanding and misinterpretation only leads to costly errors, bottlenecked business processes and market misfires. Most of these issues are avoidable.

See how others are using communications enabled business processes (CEBP) to drive their business into the fast lane.

In today’s global economy, innovation matters. For teams to innovate rapidly and with great frequency, they must be able to clearly communicate and closely collaborate. Miscommunication, misunderstanding and misinterpretation only leads to costly errors, bottlenecked business processes and market misfires. Most of these issues are avoidable. A convergence of low-cost but high-quality technology and a highly competitive business environment is making video collaboration a channel of choice for today’s information workers and decision makers. The availability of relatively low-cost technology—including high-quality video conferencing equipment, high-bandwidth networks and easy-to-use applications and tools—is bringing video collaboration within reach of today’s workforce. The impact on innovation and productivity—as well as critical business processes, from customer service to problem-solving—is only just starting to be felt.

In today’s global economy, innovation matters. For teams to innovate rapidly and with great frequency, they must be able to clearly communicate and closely collaborate. Miscommunication, misunderstanding and misinterpretation only leads to costly errors, bottlenecked business processes and market misfires. Most of these issues are avoidable.

Maintaining regulatory compliance is a major business issue facing organizations around the world. The need to secure, track and store information for compliance purposes is critical. For years businesses have relied on fax communications in day-to-day operations. More pressure is now placed on the need to closely manage fax communications and document processes. It’s not surprising that organizations are turning to enterprise fax technology to meet compliance requirements. This white paper addresses the area of fax communications and the steps you can take to help keep your organization compliant.

Businesses across Europe are becoming increasingly reliant on web-enabled applications that are accessed over the public internet. One of the key drivers for this is to open up communications with external organizations that are fundamental to core business processes.

In today’s global economy, innovation matters. For teams to innovate rapidly and with great frequency, they must be able to clearly communicate and closely collaborate. Miscommunication, misunderstanding and misinterpretation only leads to costly errors, bottlenecked business processes and market misfires. Most of these issues are avoidable.

One of the great challenges in deploying a Unified Communications (UC) solution is determining the ROI for the expenditure. Learn how Windstream Communications will work with you to understand how your business operates and has the ability to integrate UC into your business processes.

The diversity and bureaucratic nature of government agencies have complicated communication for decades. But today digital technologies offer a path to connectivity and information sharing that could help break the gridlock. Innovative mobile and field force automation (FFA) technologies are helping state and federal government agencies break down the walls that hindered cooperation and decision making between offices and field personnel. This document is designed to help ensure that your mobile device platform selection and processes provide the power, reliability, and flexibility you need to achieve your mission — in the office, in the field, or ten flights up in the air. Intel, the Intel logo, Intel Core, Intel vPro, Core Inside and vPro Inside are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and/or other countries.