Challenge

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The DOH agencies had acquired a large array of existing communications technologies – both software and hardware – which meant that many separate and dispersed teams that needed to easily work together were using disparate technologies that didn’t offer adequate integration, functionality, or security. An extensive amount of time and money was wasted trying to make these diverse systems work collectively.

Also, this line of work involves a regular exchange amongst team members in alternate locations in real time. The DOH needed a collaboration tool that was able to securely and immediately connect teams of people in different locations, allow them to share and annotate on critical information, and also work from practically any device – all at the click of a mouse.

The biggest challenges the DOH teams faced:

1. The teams are dispersed. Some work from the road, some work from the office, and some from home, each using different types of communication devices.
2. The teams need to know who is online and available in real time and then have the ability to connect instantly.
3. The teams need to securely display, annotate on, and directly exchange all types of content to team members in real time.

Since the DOH is made up of numerous agencies several problems were encountered while trying to integrate dispersed teams. The DOH teams had been relying on multiple, disparate collaboration tools that were not inter operable. The teams were unable to know which communication and collaboration tools any other team members were using and whether or not a given combination of platforms and software could connect with, share, or display content and video with the other. This created a dysfunctional environment and had a negative impact on productivity and efficiency.

Moreover, the collaboration technologies the DOH used were incapable of fulfilling their requirements. The technology tools did not provide the functionality needed to work together beyond the conference room with remote teams, and did not provide essential functionality such as online contact status and annotation that can be securely recorded, saved and shared with all meeting participants in real time.

Solution

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OneScreen is the easy to use, all-in-one communication solution that the DOH teams use each day to quickly connect with their dispersed teams from the conference room and the road.

With OneScreen these dispersed teams now have immediate, reliable access to each other, the ability to share visual content, the ability to mark-up content and share it directly, and the ability to clearly communicate critical information all at a moment’s notice. OneScreen has the ability to operate as a single cohesive technology that focuses on creating synergy amongst disparate teams – beyond the conference room.

The DOH chose OneScreen and now they can:

1. Connect via video, audio, web, or whiteboard with any team member, wherever they are with one click.
2. See all team members’ online status and know who is available at any time.
3. Display content for all to see, plus annotate and directly send all types of content to team members.
4. Securely record, store, and provide access to, sensitive video sessions and content.
5. Deliver effective, consistent training for dispersed and remote teams.

OneScreen provides the critical functionality needed for the DOH teams in a single all-in-one solution. And, OneScreen is a plug-and-play, touch solution that securely integrates with other codecs, is cost effective, and easy to use. OneScreen offers a quick, clean install, with quality design and unlimited, free training.