Energizing your organization with collaboration involves understanding the differences in human interactions is necessary to ensure the appropriate technologies are employed to meet interaction needs.

There are three primary ways in which humans interact: conversations, transactions, and Interactions.

Conversational - An exchange of information between two or more participants in which the primary purpose of the interaction is discovery or relationship building is conversational collaboration. Conversations both internal and external to your organization involve the free exchange of information with no defined constraints. The ability to provide focus your organizational communications can provide real benefits.

  Build Strategic Relationships

Transactional - The exchange of transactions occurs each time a business relationship is established.  In most cases the purpose transaction based exchanges are to establish a clear documented relationship between participants while providing set benefits to both. To ensure the ability to clearly document, implement and analyze these transaction in B2B (Business to Business) or B2C (Business to Consumer) e-commerce technology should be deployed strategically in systems within your organization.

  Gain E-Business Expertise

Interactional - In collaborative interactions the main function of the participants' relationship is to alter a collaboration entity. These interactions can include the development of an ideas, the creation of a design, or the organizational achievement of a shared goal. Collaborative interactions can be difficult to qualify and in turn difficult to document the real return of these technologies for your organization.  Interactive collaboration technologies can deliver the functionality to allow your organization to achieve.

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