​All too often, we see technology investments go underutilized, regardless of how many efficiencies they bring.

• Migrations are stalled when employees resist, your current tools may be outdated, but employees are resourceful.  They’re accustomed to their work arounds, and in their minds, learning a more efficient way takes too much time.
• Many employees have lived through failed projects before and they are not interested in what you’re selling.
• Shadow IT continues to exist despite the new software having the same features.  Company assets are at risk while they sit on ungoverned third-party apps.

It doesn’t have to be like this.  Below are some recommended solutions to a couple of questions we commonly hear from businesses.

SKYPE FOR BUSINESS - IS GOING AWAY
While Skype for Business is an active and available tool, Microsoft has already transitioned it to the End of Life program: set to conclude on April 1st, 2020.  Microsoft has put a strong emphasis on Microsoft Teams as the default communications app for Office 365.  In fact, to kick off 2019: they successfully migrated 180,000 internal employees and vendors from Skype for Business to Teams.