Collaborative workspaces

A shared space for your team’s documents and work.

Organize files, communication and access so people can find what they need in the office and remotely.

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What this service brings you

  • Shared points of reference

    Workspaces and folders follow how work is organized.

  • Appropriate sharing

    Internal and external access reflects actual usage.

  • Supported transition

    Document transfer and adoption are planned.

Start with your situation.

Documents are scattered, links multiply and sharing permissions become hard to track. Your team needs a common way of working, not just another tool.

Our work

We define the scope with you, based on your goals, existing systems and project constraints.

  1. Accounts and email

    Organize accounts, groups and the selected communication tools.

  2. Document sharing

    Define shared spaces, permissions and rules for sharing with people outside the organization.

  3. Migration

    Plan transfer of the relevant data and verify access in the new workspace.

Organize workspaces, access and document transfer

  1. Start with team practices

    We identify shared documents, groups and exchanges with people outside the organization.

  2. Structure shared workspaces

    We define accounts, folders, permissions and selected collaboration tools.

  3. Transfer and support adoption

    We prepare data for transfer and verify access with the relevant users.

Before you get started

Can we share with external people?

Sharing is defined around usage: recipients, permissions, expiry and access withdrawal where supported.

Can we keep our folder structure?

We review what should be retained or simplified. Existing permissions need checking before transfer.

Will teams be able to work remotely?

We review access conditions and relevant devices. Offline usage depends on the selected tools and clients.

Shape a workspace around your team.

Describe your documents, communication and sharing needs. We’ll identify suitable tools and a useful structure.

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