Presentation from SharePoint Conference North America (#SPC18) presented in Las Vegas on 5-21-18, addressing the "which tool to use and when?" question, and the soft-skills issues at the root of the problem for most orgnizations.
20. The Use Case Drives the Technology
Co-Creating
Content
Office Online
Office Desktop
Rich content authoring
Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
OneNote
simultaneous Multi-user,
co-authoring
Online editing available
inside SharePoint and
Yammer
Mail &
Calendar
Outlook
Traditional Inbox
Point to Point
Messaging
Distribution Lists
Scheduled
Calendar Invites
Voice, Video
& Meetings
Skype for
Business
Common platform for
presence
Point-to-Point Real-
Time Messaging (IM)
Scheduled and ad-hoc
Voice and Video
Meetings with
Desktop Sharing
Real-time messaging
for High-Velocity
teams
Collaboration hub for
progressive teams
Ad-hoc video
meetings
Chat-based
Workspace
Microsoft Teams
Sites & Content
Management
SharePoint Online
OneDrive for Business
Shared file libraries with
doc management
features, discrete
permissions, versioning,
metadata
Wiki pages, photos and
videos
Lists, calendars, tasks
Swiss Army Knife for
Collaboration
Enterprise
Social
Yammer
Messages available
for serendipitous
discovery
Communities of
Interest, Executive
Engagement
Teams working
openly
Polls. Praise
(not vice versa)
22. Outlook
Inner Loop
• Event team working
together on an upcoming
customer event
• Technical Support trying
to resolve an open
customer ticket
• Project Manager
assembling a v-team to
collaborate over the life
of an initiative
SharePoint
& OneDrive
23. Outlook
Outer Loop
• Ideation opportunity and
you want input from the
entire company
• Looking for expertise
outside of your working
team
• Open discussion on
topics that should be
maintained as part of the
organization’s broader
knowledge assets
Inner Loop
• Event team working
together on an upcoming
customer event
• Technical Support trying
to resolve an open
customer ticket
• Project Manager
assembling a v-team to
collaborate over the life
of an initiative
SharePoint
& OneDrive
24. Outlook
Ubiquitous Loop
Outer Loop
• Ideation opportunity and
you want input from the
entire company
• Looking for expertise
outside of your working
team
• Open discussion on
topics that should be
maintained as part of the
organization’s broader
knowledge assets
Inner Loop
• Event team working
together on an upcoming
customer event
• Technical Support trying
to resolve an open
customer ticket
• Project Manager
assembling a v-team to
collaborate over the life
of an initiative
SharePoint
& OneDrive
33. THE SECRET TO
WHAT IS
CHANGE?
Make the alternatives incredibly
embarrassing for your end users?
Select the right tools?
Train your end users on the right
features, and new processes?
Get your end users to alter their
behavior, permanently
34. When end users can adapt to change, they become
More efficient
More effective in their roles
More collaborative
More innovative
THE SECRET TO
WHAT IS
CHANGE?
36. LASTING CHANGE,
WITHOUT
YOUR EFFORTS WILL
People follow the path of least resistance
HOW you reach your destination is just as
important as finishing
We focus so much on process and
technology, we forget the people
LIKELY FAIL
37. Collaboration change has broad impact
Technology not only automates and
streamlines, it can fundamentally change
what we do, and how we do it.
Processes are about alignment of people
with technology, and can be a key
differentiator for your business – and
dramatically change in the future workplace.
People are able to adapt and change, but we
often pay the least amount of attention to the
constant pace of change from which we expect
people to learn, adapt, and be productive.
40. WHY IT
WORKED
We made all of our activities transparent
We kept going
Everyone had a voice, and anyone could write on the board
We constantly revised our priorities, and communicated our changes
55. 1. Identify your key stakeholders, champions, and user profiles
2. Identify & select your business scenarios
3. Conduct a pilot that includes business users, champions, and IT professionals.
4. Design, launch and manage an adoption campaign, including:
• Internal awareness materials such as posters, digital signage, and events
• Self-help and training information in a single location
• A defined feedback mechanism
• Pre-defined success measures (solution adoption, views of key materials, attendance at courses)
5. Build a champion program alongside your service deployment
6. Provide a standard feedback method
7. Measure and share success
8. Adjust your messaging and methods based on feedback, repeat
With so many choices, What tool do I use?
This chart illustrated the breadth of collaboration available at Juniper and the corresponding tools
Example:
For mail & calendar I use Outlook
If I wanted to reach a broad group the best fit would be yammer
The end result was high-performance, accolades from the leadership team, and most important: we spent less and less time managing changes, and more time focusing on running the actual business.
The end result was high-performance, accolades from the leadership team, and most important: we spent less and less time managing changes, and more time focusing on running the actual business.