How (Not) to Choose an Enterprise Social Tool for Your Organisation
Jinfo Article
24th March 2015
By Ana Neves
Abstract
This article shows the shortcomings of the criteria most frequently used to choose enterprise social tools. Author Ana Neves goes on to advocate that organisational fit is the single most important element to consider and explains why it is the one most likely to lead to significant adoption of the chosen enterprise social tool or collaboration platform. She also provides points to consider on areas from price to features and vendor client base along with a useful set of next steps.
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