Collaboration & Getting the most out of Google & Microsoft Office365

There is a popular myth that we only use 10% of our brain... more or less, we are not sure, but we do know we probably use even less of the collaboration tools and resources in Google Apps and or Microsoft's Office 365.
Join us for the June session as we explore how we can collaborate and explore a broader use of Microsoft 0ffice 365 and Google Apps and  go beyond the typical 10%.
Featuring:
Achieving better measurable business results
Achieving new levels of personal and team performance
Extending teams beyond the "four walls" of the business
Examples & demos of how capabilities work in member organizations

Agenda

8:00 - 8:30 | Registration & Networking

8:30 - 8:45 | Welcome & Introductions

8:45 - 9:45 | Beyond the 10%, exposure to capabilities of O365 and Google, an introduction with examples of success. 

Google
Chris Walsh, Technical Evangelist, Google
Danielle Cimek, Manager, Unified Communication & Collaboration, Gordon Food Services

Microsoft
Nate Baum, Account Technology Strategist, Microsoft
Jill Gilbert, Director Global Security, SAP & Platform Services, Perrigo
 
9:45 - 10:00 | Break

10:00- 11:30 | Breakout Sessions - Deeper dive into the features, demos and how companies are using the tools. Choose your session.

Google
Danielle Cimek, Manager, Unified Communication & Collaboration, Gordon Food Services
Jeff Johnson, Lead, End User Experience, Gordon Food Service
Ben Williams, DCIO, Davenport University
French Williams, IT Manager, Royal Technologies
Chris Walsh, Technical Evangelist, Google

Microsoft
Nate Baum, Account Technology Strategist, Microsoft
Vibol Deng – IT Program Manager, Perrigo
Mark DeRosia, Productivity Technical Specialist, Microsoft
Farhad Mirroknian – IT Program Manager, Perrigo
Dave Moore - Senior Applications Engineer, Steelcase
Eric Schultz, Manager Threat Intelligence and Digital Forensics, Perrigo
Kirk Shields, Productivity Solution Specialist, Microsoft

11:30 - 12:00 | Discussion & Lunch  

Map & Parking
Please note the special parking instructions. Parking is free, but you must print a copy of the Special Parking Pass and place in your windshield.

Map to Davenport's Sneden Center