Have you heard about the digital workplace? 

While the terminology may be new, the experience it describes is not. Put simply, the digital workplace is the collection of technology people use every day to perform their work.

 

 

At Ideal State, we define the digital workplace as a collection of tools falling into three main categories, plus the strategy that ties it all together:

• Community & Collaboration - how people connect, learn and work better together
• Content Management - how meaningful content is produced, discovered and used
• Data & Information Management - how data are transformed into useful, accessible information

 

 

The different components that make up the digital workplace must be designed around the needs of end users. Bringing human-centered design to the digital workplace leads to amazing user experience, happier employees and partners, and major productivity gains. Not to mention a massive reduction in IT waste.

Want to learn more? 

Read about why a well-designed digital workplace should be at the center of every digital transformation effort.