Only 27 per cent of firms have 'visibility, understanding and control' of their collaboration environments

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Only 27 per cent of firms have 'visibility, understanding and control' of their collaboration environments

UC&C control slipping out of IT's hands?

Only 27 per cent of UK firms have real visibility, true understanding and effective control over their IT collaboration environments, Computing Research has found. The research, carried out in association...

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