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== Why is GCcollaboration being launched now? == | == Why is GCcollaboration being launched now? == | ||
− | The Government of Canada is launching GCcollaboration to offer public servants a suite of tools to support their remote working arrangements due to the Covid-19 epidemic. | + | The Government of Canada is launching GCcollaboration to offer public servants a suite of tools to support their remote working arrangements due to the Covid-19 epidemic. |
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+ | The purpose is to enable the use of video and audio conferencing in MS Teams for public servants and reduce the need use VPN access. | ||
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+ | GCcollaboration also ensures that public servants have access to software that enables them to work together from home during this crisis. | ||
== What does it include? == | == What does it include? == |
Revision as of 14:54, 21 March 2020
What is GCcollaboration
In response to COVID-19, the Government of Canada is temporarily launching GCcollaboration, a suite of Microsoft 365 tools that are available:
- on the cloud
- from any personal device
- for unprotected/unclassified information and discussions
Why is GCcollaboration being launched now?
The Government of Canada is launching GCcollaboration to offer public servants a suite of tools to support their remote working arrangements due to the Covid-19 epidemic.
The purpose is to enable the use of video and audio conferencing in MS Teams for public servants and reduce the need use VPN access.
GCcollaboration also ensures that public servants have access to software that enables them to work together from home during this crisis.
What does it include?
GCcollaboration currently includes:
- Teams
- Work
- Excel
- Powerpoint
- OneNote
- SharePoint
- and more.
Getting Started
If you're interested in getting an account, please contact your departmental service desk for more information.