ImperaTeam’s social collaboration software utilizes and extends your current communication and content habits, making collaboration easier than ever!
Everyone agrees that social business collaboration has improved team collaboration in a way never thought possible. Yet, the adoption rate of these collaboration tools is still very low. Most users continue to communicate and collaborate in the same old way. No doubt the most popular way to share content is still to send plain old emails, a habit that seems almost impossible to break.
ImperaTeam has introduced a novel approach for your social collaboration needs. ImperaTeam provides a collaboration solution that can extend your existing communication habits (email platforms and IM tools), so that you can communicate within your comfort zone, and still gain social collaboration benefits.
Most social collaboration solutions involve the use of a multitude of tools…all disparate “islands”. While businesses endorse and encourage use of these tools, most end-users cast aside (reject) solutions which require them to change their communication habits. As a result, an astounding 91% of business communication and collaboration continues
to be completed through email alone, even though most companies already have elaborate collaboration systems in place.
While users definitely see a need for social collaboration tools in their workplace, they assume that the tools are difficult to use, and are frequently incompatible with other platforms. A recent survey done by Cisco validates this; 63% of workers
feel the biggest weakness of social collaboration tools is that co-workers don’t use the same system; email is, in fact, the only system used as standard procedure by all.
ImperaTeam has introduced a novel approach for your social collaboration needs. ImperaTeam provides a collaboration solution that can extend your existing communication habits (email platforms and IM tools), so that you can communicate within your comfort zone, and still gain social collaboration benefits.
Most social collaboration solutions involve the use of a multitude of tools…all disparate “islands”. While businesses endorse and encourage use of these tools, most end-users cast aside (reject) solutions which require them to change their communication habits. As a result, an astounding 91% of business communication and collaboration continues
to be completed through email alone, even though most companies already have elaborate collaboration systems in place.
While users definitely see a need for social collaboration tools in their workplace, they assume that the tools are difficult to use, and are frequently incompatible with other platforms. A recent survey done by Cisco validates this; 63% of workers
feel the biggest weakness of social collaboration tools is that co-workers don’t use the same system; email is, in fact, the only system used as standard procedure by all.