Johanna Winqvist
Microsoft, Modern Workplace
Struggling with software doesn’t help people get more done. Likewise, if sharing files and collaborating on documents is difficult, productivity takes a hit. Ineco, a Spanish public sector company, understands this, which is why it set out to change the way employees interact with technology and one another.
By deploying Microsoft 365 to its over 2,800 employees, Ineco, supported by partner Necsia, has seen a drastic improvement in productivity, with staff able to share information and collaborate in real-time, keeping in touch whether they’re in the same office or working remotely. The learning curve for these new yet familiar tools has been shallow, but, when employees do get stuck, two chatbots are available to handle queries relating to the software they are using, as well as the company’s security policies. With an easy to use, natural language interface, the chatbots are always learning, ensuring staff remain informed and productive through self-service problem solving. Read the full customer story.
“We have chosen to collaborate with Microsoft, using tools such as Microsoft 365 to allow our employees to work in a totally ubiquitous manner, with greater productivity, and to share information in real time.”
Ignacio Martínez, CIO/Head of IT and Digital Transformation, Ineco
Walking before you run: is your workplace ready for GenAI?
In all the excitement around the potential of generative AI, it’s easy to focus on one misleading question. Business leaders don’t really need to ask themselves whether their organization should use generative AI. With findings from the IDC showing that organizations are realizing an average return of $3.5 for every $1 they’ve invested in generative […]
Joacim Damgard
President, Microsoft Western Europe
eBook: How to avoid security nightmares so your business can succeed
Are security nightmares keeping you up at night? Securing your data means giving you and your employees the peace of mind to think big and achieve more. Reports show that small and medium-sized businesses are particularly vulnerable to data breaches and other security incidents. In fact, 43% of all cyber-attacks target SMBs. Why? Because many […]
Johanna Winqvist
Microsoft, Modern Workplace
