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The Business Case for Business Mashups: Help Your Organization Automate, Coordinate & Collaborate

Overview Business Mashups drive business productivity by automating and coordinating collaboration across people and systems. But how do you justify the investment? How do you explain the power of Business Mashups to others in your organization?

Watch this on-demand Webcast to hear Serena Software master masher Tim Zonca as he shows you how to build a business case for Business Mashups. Tim shares metrics and examples that quantify the gains in productivity Serena Software's customers see everyday through Business Mashups.

View this Webinar and you will:

Learn to build your own business case for Business Mashups
See hard data on gains and successes that Business Mashups have provided other organizations

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Serena Software
Live Date	29th May 2008 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Business Strategies, Groupware - Workflow, Web Services, Collaborative Web, Resources Mgmt.

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