Collaboration tools are often judged less by their technology and more for people's willingness to use them. What does it take to get people to actually adopt a collaboration technology? I asked the experts, attendees at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Santa Clara, California, what they think is the driving element that gets people to actually use and keep using collaboration tools.
Collaboration tools are often judged less by their technology and more for people's willingness to use them. What does it take to get people to actually adopt a collaboration technology? I asked the experts, attendees at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Santa Clara, California, what they think is the driving element that gets people to actually use and keep using collaboration tools.
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