Using collaborative working for a more efficient, innovative and creative business

What is Collaborative Working?

What is CISCO Spark?

Spark is a simple, secure and complete communication and collaboration platform for messaging, meetings and calls. This session is being led by Nowcomm, who have been using Spark to realise benefits in time, cost savings and convenience.

Using collaboration tools like Spark can bring your teams closer together, make functioning smarter, and making their work and projects more productive and more profitable. It can be used to help enable innovation to happen within your organisation

Spark is a simple, secure and complete communication and collaboration platform for messaging, meetings and calls.

We hope you can join us at 10am on Thursday 3rd November 2016. This interactive session has great speakers , live demos and will show you how Spark can really make a difference to your organisation.

The morning will kick-start with pasteries and coffee, and close with a tasty buffet lunch. We look forward to seeing you and your colleagues.

Agenda:

09:45 Registration

10:00 – 11:15 What is Spark

– What problem are we trying to solve?
– Product
– Programmable
– Platform

11:15 – 11:30  Break

11:30 – 13:00 Demo & Hands on

User Experience

– Introduction – High level features functions
– Integrations / Innovations
– Bridging the Gap (Physical and Virtual)
– “Art of the Possible”

James is responsible for the technical development of Nowcomm’s product and services portfolio and provides technical leadership on client projects. He has over 20 years’ experience in networking and systems integration including 5 years with Cisco. James co-founded Nowcomm in 2006.

Luke Nelson

Collaboration Solutions Specialist, Cisco

Luke joined Cisco in 2007 and altogether has 20 years’ experience in the IT industry, across many verticals including; finance, retail, manufacturing, government and technology. Luke’s role at Cisco gives him responsibility for incubation and routes to market for Cisco’s Next Generation Collaboration technologies across EMEAR.

This work forms part of The Innovation Engine Project, which aims “to create new markets for SMEs in Greater Birmingham & Solihull by finding challenges that need innovative solutions”.

Venue:  Universities Centre, Innovation Birmingham Campus, Holt Street, Birmingham, B7 4BP

 

 

FREE to attend

You can register to attend here