by Leigh Jasper on May 10, 2012
In this week’s Collaboration for Grown Ups post on Computerworld.com, it’s all about user adoption. After all, what’s the use in investing in a system that isn’t being used. In a recent post, we discussed top-down drivers that are imperative to ensuring adoption, such as user buy-in and training. In this post, we focus on [...]
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adoption,
UI,
user interface
by Leigh Jasper on April 16, 2012
In this week’s Collaboration for Grown Ups post on Computerworld.com, we take a look at how adoption of a collaboration system within and between organizations depends on a very crucial initial stage: Buy-in. It’s about getting users to not only understand, but also accept that the benefits of the new system and process will outweigh [...]
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change management,
collaboration,
enterprise,
saas
by Leigh Jasper on March 28, 2012
Aconex spends a lot of time listening to what our current and future customers want, so when I read ENR’s recent tech tools reader survey (subscription required), I was happy to see that we’re headed in the right direction. Not surprising, the greatest tech desire of ENR readers is “true interoperability of all their software [...]
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Apps,
BIM,
Broadband,
Collaborative Tools,
Data Integration,
Enterprise Systems,
Estimating & Scheduling,
IPads Specifically,
Project Execution,
software,
Tablets,
The Cloud
by Leigh Jasper on March 7, 2012
In my last post on Collaboration for Grown Ups, I’ve focused on technologies that are commonly mislabeled as collaboration. Continuing with the theme this week, I cover enterprise solutions and why the very nature of them prohibits you from collaborating across your entire supply chain. The goal of collaboration is to keep all parties equal, [...]
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cloud compouting,
collaboration,
enterprise,
IT,
Neutrality