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Communication Trends and the On-Demand Organization

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Overview IBM has defined and popularized the notion of eBusiness on demand and is focusing its product and consulting businesses on enabling customers to transform themselves into on-demand organizations. Technology deployment plays a key role in transformation to being on demand, but the transformation also requires organizational change and new communication patterns at all levels. IT investments have driven fundamental changes in organizational information flows, revealing the potential that technology has to shape organizations. This paper examines organizational technology and communication trends from a number of perspectives.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2003
Format	White Papers
Topics	Collaborative Web, IM, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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