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To ensure the level of business agility necessary to compete in 2010 and beyond, high tech enterprises must adopt an unstructured collaboration platform and integrate it with the structured, transactional applications to ensure their competitiveness.
Article in IndustryWeek.com by Drew Gude, Director of U.S. High Tech and Electronics Manufacturing Industry Solutions, Microsoft. The biggest challenge in 2010 and beyond will be to integrate PLM, ERP, supply chain management and other structured, transactional frameworks with tools and processes that facilitate unstructured collaboration. By embedding unstructured collaboration tools such as unified communications, live meetings and online chat within these structured, transactional systems, manufacturers will be able to increase business agility through an array of benefits ranging from improved innovation to more rapid decision making and faster time-to-market. Unstructured collaboration and interaction is becoming a mission-critical application and needs to be viewed on-par with tier 1 applications such as ERP, PLM and CRM. To ensure the level of business agility necessary to compete in 2010 and beyond, high tech enterprises must adopt an unstructured collaboration platform and integrate it with the structured, transactional applications to ensure their competitiveness.
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