Tip 2 of 5 – What Enterprise Leaders Want in a Collaboration Environment

Written by Manish Bhardia

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November 11, 2019

Tip 2 of 5 - What Enterprise Leaders Want in a Collaboration Environment

In this blog series, Think AI partner Manish Bhardia will be discussing the top five features business owners want in an Enterprise Productivity system. If this topic is of particular interest to you, you can subscribe to the Think AI newsletter or send an email request to receive a PDF with the top twenty features business owners want in an Enterprise Productivity system.

The second feature is collaboration versatility. The solution needs to be inclusive of an internal team collaboration environment as well as an external team collaboration environment. This is to have an all-in-one solution for both the collaboration needs for internal users and teams as well as external clients and partners.

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