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What is your perception of Digital Customer and Digital Workspace?
You need to connect with your employees the same way with external cusomters
Engaging customer across touchpoints
Interacting with employees in the same or like way with
A digital workplace integrates applications with information and collaboration in an intelligent context that is tailored to the employee’s industry, role, location, and task to create competitive advantage, increase productivity, reduce cost and speed up innovation
The traditional workplace is disengaged from the marketplace
Today’s Workplace needs to engage and empower the workforce
With New Experiences and Communications
And new participants to redefine productivity and transform products
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We utilized Collections to cache data
By caching data the app can be used offline and we save on both time and cellular data costs.
Once data is loaded (cached) it only loads data when there is new data available.
The Common Data Model (CDM) provided the fastest and most reliable information loading experience
We began with SharePoint Lists but moved over to the CDM to mitigate load lags but we found that the CDM was more robust and flexible than the SharePoint Lists
We created an Image Library in CDM to store images that are referenced in our screens & blogs
We used inline streaming audio & video capabilities to showcase our AvanadeInc YouTube channel & podcasts.
We have a sister app for creating/maintaining content so content owners can each maintain their own.
Creating simple forms-based apps are easy with PowerApps so these sister apps were created & distributed very rapidly.
We utilized Collections to cache data
By caching data the app can be used offline and we save on both time and cellular data costs.
Once data is loaded (cached) it only loads data when there is new data available.
The Common Data Model (CDM) provided the fastest and most reliable information loading experience
We began with SharePoint Lists but moved over to the CDM to mitigate load lags but we found that the CDM was more robust and flexible than the SharePoint Lists
We created an Image Library in CDM to store images that are referenced in our screens & blogs
We used inline streaming audio & video capabilities to showcase our AvanadeInc YouTube channel & podcasts.
We have a sister app for creating/maintaining content so content owners can each maintain their own.
Creating simple forms-based apps are easy with PowerApps so these sister apps were created & distributed very rapidly.
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Kortrijk, Belgium, 1 July 2013 – Visualization expert Barco has released the results of its recent ‘Meeting room of the future’ survey, jointly organized with InAVate and PFM magazine. Via this research, more than 300 senior business managers in the EMEA region expressed their opinion on collaboration and knowledge sharing and the environments and tools that support these behaviors. One of the major results is that 59% of the respondents believe that the meeting room of the future will be fully digital by 2014, with 94% believing this will be the case by 2020.
During the month of June, InAVate, PFM and Barco launched an online survey in which respondents shared their vision on the meeting room of the future and the importance of collaboration and knowledge sharing in those meeting spaces. The survey provided important insights into how organizations are dealing with today’s changing work environment and culture and how this affects the technology needs for meeting rooms. 59% of the survey respondents expect their meeting rooms to be fully digitally equipped by 2014, 25% expect this by 2016, and 9% by 2020.Mobile workplaceWhen sounded out about how often they and their colleagues work remotely, 91% of the survey respondents stated that they work remotely on a regular basis, with 27% working remotely almost daily. The future is mobile - and as increasing numbers of employees are working remotely, meeting spaces must become more flexible and support a greater range of technologies and demands for virtual conferencing. When attending a meeting, 82% bring their own device (the majority of these are laptops, but other mobile devices are on the rise). MultimediaWhile meetings are still largely presentation-driven - 92% of the respondents cite support for presentation software, such as Microsoft PowerPoint, as the main priority - there is a growing demand to provide support for additional digital media. 59% of businesses are now using photos and video to deliver better meeting performance, as digital media drive the push to improve the effectiveness of corporate meetings.Investing in meeting room equipmentWhen organizing or attending a meeting, the survey respondents are most frustrated by long setup times and technical issues. That’s why the main objectives for investing in new AV equipment are to: improve meeting dynamics (47%), reduce meeting setup times (41%) and improving the reliability of technology (40%). When investing in meeting spaces, the three most important technology priorities are: presentation tools, remote conferencing technology, and audio reproduction systems. In the respondents’ organizations, the IT Manager (47%), CIO (30%) and Facilities Manager (28%) are the main decision-makers for investing in AV equipment and the average budget for meeting room technology is €10,000.Shaping the meeting room of the futureBarco is at the forefront of developing state-of-the-art meeting room technology and we are committed to shape the meeting room of the future. Our full range of visualization and collaboration technology meets the challenges of today’s changing work culture and improves efficiency and productivity in meeting rooms, board rooms and auditoriums. With our Collaborate projectors multiple participants can be on screen simultaneously and can present their content in excellent image quality. And as the ClickShare wireless presentation system improves meeting dynamics and reduces setup times, it truly makes collaboration easy. ClickShare is also compatible with mobile devices and thanks to our networked visualization technology, people can work and meet remotely. Barco offers a wide variety of products for the Corporate AV industry - ranging from compact 1-chip and 3-chip DLP projectors, to the ClickShare presentation and collaboration system, to eye-catching digital signage, video walls and LCD displays. Download the full reportFor more information, and to read the full results of the ‘Meeting room of the future’ survey, please click here.
For organizations with a multi-generation workforce, it is important to understand your demographics to know how to best find the balance of tools across the generations. If you are an organization that heavily relies on email, what are you doing for your new workers? Are you giving them the tools they need to be effective? Note: this is a generalization of observations, but any individual may cross multiple categories.
Why real estate? Simple: Many big commercial clients sign leases for a quarter century or more into the future, so the industry keeps an eye on how work, and the places where we do it, are most likely to evolve. CBRE teamed up with Genesis, a forward-looking real estate developer in China, to conduct in-depth interviews and other research with about 220 expert observers, executives, and office workers around the world, many of them Millennials.
The study turned up some intriguing signs of things to come, like these three:
http://fortune.com/2014/12/04/workplace-office-future-predictions/
Why real estate? Simple: Many big commercial clients sign leases for a quarter century or more into the future, so the industry keeps an eye on how work, and the places where we do it, are most likely to evolve. CBRE teamed up with Genesis, a forward-looking real estate developer in China, to conduct in-depth interviews and other research with about 220 expert observers, executives, and office workers around the world, many of them Millennials.
The study turned up some intriguing signs of things to come, like these three:
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