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03.24.06
MIR3 Says ‘Spit It Out Already!’
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Jason Lee Miller
If the communication structure of your company is as effective as using cans and strings, there are ways to improve that. MIR3 has released a technical white paper to explain how companies can improve responsiveness, productivity and efficiency in pre-existing communication infrastructures.
The whitepaper is entitled "Increasing the Speed of Enterprise Communication through Consolidation," and is written for senior executives and staff members in enterprises that have deployed or are considering Intelligent Notification tools.
Previously deployed only for emergency notification in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BC/DR), IT service monitoring and help desk point solutions, the company says its Intelligent Notification system can be used for daily communication, to increase reliability, asset usability and can significantly reduce cycle times for critical decisions and internal/external communications.
Citing real-life examples, analyst research reports and expert opinions, the MIR3 white paper describes recent trends that mark the beginning of a worldwide enterprise communication revolution:
-- Companies are now deploying one consolidated notification platform instead of compromising on legacy point solutions that are not easily integrated within current infrastructures.
-- Because of overuse and abuse, email is no longer as effective as it once was for organizing and communicating the critical daily operations of a business. Email also represents a single point of failure in enterprise communication.
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-- An enterprise-wide interactive notification platform addresses the shortcomings of email and reduces the risks encountered in day-to-day operations as well as those associated with disasters and crises.
-- Agile, innovative communication options, standardized practices and auditability features within an enterprise-wide Intelligent Notification platform result in a higher ROI on the existing infrastructure, increased efficiencies, and better control of costs, among other benefits.
"Business consultants and industry analysts view innovation and control as the most strategic requirements for long-term success of an enterprise," said MIR3 Executive Vice President David Leibow.
"This white paper was developed specifically for executives looking for innovative ways to leverage their existing infrastructure to improve communications across the enterprise. Maximizing what they already have in place through new delivery methods supports enterprise objectives for both innovation and cost control."
About the Author:
Jason L. Miller is a staff writer for WebProNews covering technology and business.
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