Mobile United Communications
and Collaborations, or UCC for short is rapidly becoming a mainstream, yet
simply setting up tools does not ensure success. Stable success will be
achieved only in case of strategically adjusting to user`s needs. With the remarkable growth
of business mobility IT is facing some provocative challenges, including
security concerns and the current BYOD struggle. However the rapid growth is
progressive and will trigger significant changes in enterprise`s entire
technology.
It`s clear that mobile
evolution entails essential changes not only in IT sphere, but for all
technology users. Anyhow, as IT is moving forward, implementers should realize
that even if the mobile-first environment in the enterprise becomes a
necessity, the needs of individual users can essentially vary. While some users
consider mobile gadget and devices to be a necessary evil, others have
unlimited appetite for new applications constantly searching for new ways of
leveraging their mobile office and better ways of interacting with their
friends and colleagues including making cheap local and international calls.
The difference between two categories should be
clearly distinguished as it allows IT to specify which sector to concentrate
on. Understanding the user needs is important for creating and maintaining user
authorization profiles. It`s a basic element when the matter concerns with
making sure the company is providing employees with the necessary tools without
overloading them with the services and tools they will never use.
Evidently there is a set of core offerings which make
sense. Yet, adjusting to users need not only prevents frustration, but also
simplifies support and maintenance needs as well. It means that before
deploying UCC mobile tools its worthwhile poling the employees with set of
questions to understand better what individual users expect from utilizing
these services and tools. Except for providing a grasp of user anticipations
this step also sheds light on training opportunities.
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