How AI Is Set To Transform Enterprise CommunicationsHow AI Is Set To Transform Enterprise Communications

By dynamically providing relevant information in real time, assorted AI applications can ease friction in collaborative workspaces.

Nathan Eddy, No Jitter

February 13, 2025

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Since the pandemic revolutionized remote work, collaboration technology has largely plateaued.

Video conferencing platforms like Zoom and Microsoft Teams have become staples, but their functionality hasn’t evolved significantly.

However, artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to bring transformative changes to enterprise collaboration, with next-generation video capabilities, AI-powered tools, and personal bots promising to streamline workflows and spark creativity.

From Intent to Action: Shrinking the Workflow Gap

One of AI’s most significant impacts on collaboration, explained Will McKeon-White, an analyst at Forrester, will be its ability to reduce the time between expressing intent and achieving outcomes.

“Meetings typically serve a purpose—to make decisions, share updates, or progress a relationship with a client,” he said.

The traditional process of gathering, synthesizing, and sharing information often adds friction to these objectives.

AI has the potential to eliminate these inefficiencies by dynamically providing relevant information in real time.

For example, when a project manager asks about a task’s status during a meeting, an AI agent could automatically pull data from tools like JIRA or Trello and present it immediately.

“We’re starting to see a shrinkage in the time between saying, ‘I want something,’ and that something being displayed or happening,” McKeon-White said.

Related:The Promise – and Perils – of AI Meeting Recaps

This shift could also extend to automating routine tasks, such as generating client-facing reports or preparing draft presentations.

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Nathan Eddy

Nathan Eddy is a freelance writer for ITProToday and covers various IT trends and topics across wide variety of industries. A graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, he is also a documentary filmmaker specializing in architecture and urban planning. He currently lives in Berlin, Germany.

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No Jitter, a sister publication to ITPro Today, is a leading source of information and objective analysis for enterprise communications professionals and decision-makers faced with rapidly evolving technologies and proliferating business/management challenges.

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