Leveraging Cloud Based Technologies for Increased Team Productivity

Leveraging Cloud Based Technologies for Increased Team Productivity
1 hr 5 min 31 s

Do you commonly find yourself working different shifts, in different locations or just wanting to check into work while you are away? If you're at this level of juggling, then this is the webinar for you. We will discuss how to utilize cloud based technologies such as One-Note, Google Docs, Google Apps, and other Media and Sharing Collaboration sites in a way to increase your and your team's overall productivity. We will discuss how to manage cross team collaboration, keep things organized and how to ensure accountability to the various simultaneous changes that will occur when using cloud technologies.

Topics/Agenda:

  • Tools
  • Increase Productivity
  • Cross-Team Collaboration
  • Keeping it Organized
  • Getting People On-Board
  • Integrations

Desired Outcomes:
This session should give the attendees an understanding of how Cloud Based technologies can help increase team collaboration, productivity and build a more functional work place. They will gain an understanding of what technologies are available, how to use them and which would work best for there own environment. Attendees will also learn how to crowd source users of the new implementation, get teams active and how to leverage integrations to help expansion of efforts.

Content Level: Beginner

Presenter:
Justin Denton is a Technology Innovator, from developing new Technologies at IBM to being acting Dean for the School of Technology at Rasmussen College. Justin has always taken to heart the continued evolution of implementing technology into his day to day work. His current focus is to provide industry leading levels of support to the Higher Education Industry as Senior Manager with Collegis Education. Justin's passions are new technologies, education, business process development, and accelerating the growth of individuals through custom tailoring learning technologies.

This webinar is approximately 1 hour and 5 minutes in length and was originally broadcast on March 14, 2017.