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Business Communication Does the “Divide n Rule” policy work? Ashish Belagali © Acism Software Private Limited, Pune, India

On the Slicing and Dicing of Business Communication

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There are many tools which specialize in specific areas of business communication. The use of multiple tools --each for a category-- would mean slicing and dicing our communication. Is that a good strategy for an organization? These slides were presented at Communiquer 2013 organized by Capgemini.

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Page 1: On the Slicing and Dicing of Business Communication

Business Communication

Does the “Divide n Rule” policy work?

Ashish Belagali

© Acism Software Private Limited, Pune, India

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The Challenge

Over the years, business communication changed, but our mindset and toolset have not kept pace.

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Why Tools?

Email outdated

Wastes time and hampers productivity

Creates communication risks

What's wrong?

Distribution model.

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The total is greater than sum of its parts.

Enterprise social

Task managementTicketing

KM

CollaborativeProject ManagementDocument

Management

Business Communication

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How many tools do you want to use for communication?

Costing Integration

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Slicing and Dicing of Communication

Email

Task Management

Enterprise collaboration

Project Management

KM

Would it take us out of the Email Drudgery?

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Conclusion

“Divide n Rule” does not work.

You need something that can handle all --or most-- of your business communication.

Opportunity: Paying attention to how your communication works gives you a great competitive advantage.

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Thank you

Ashish Belagali,Acism Software Private Limited,

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