Collaboration Systems
Designing Microsoft Teams and SharePoint environments that fit how your organization actually works.
Systems that make teamwork easier
Collaboration tools only help if people actually use them. We design Microsoft Teams and SharePoint environments around how your organization actually works, rather than a generic default setup, so the structure makes sense to the people using it day to day.
From chat to intranet
Good collaboration systems tie together chat, meetings, document co-authoring, and a searchable intranet, so information does not get siloed in someone's inbox or a random folder. Governance (naming conventions, lifecycle policies, permissions) is what keeps that structure useful as the organization grows.
Who this is for
Organizations with a Teams and SharePoint environment that grew organically, with inconsistent naming, unclear ownership, or channels nobody remembers the purpose of, are the most common candidates for this kind of work. This page is an earlier version of a service we still actively provide. For the current, actively maintained description of our Microsoft Teams and SharePoint work, see the link below.
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