“The jury is still out on how useful it is. It’s something that you should have a viable need for before you bother to install it,” Rogers said. “It will depend on your organization’s plan for the system. Rogers said the program isn’t needed by every office and therefore shouldn’t be implemented by everyone. “It’s a collaboration tool that is a government-approved system, but it’s not mandated. “It’s a platform that will allow to text-message back and forth and to have audio and video discussions with multiple people,” said Mark Rogers, information management officer for the Fort Knox Garrison. The email further states Skype for Business will allow users to send instant messages and chat with ease. Bruce Crawford, states Skype for Business has been approved as the official collaboration service for 1 million authorized Army business class users on unclassified and classified networks.

The emailed notification, from the office of Army Chief Information Officer Lt. The Army’s initiative to provide a collaboration service has culminated in offering Skype for Business to authorized Army business class users.

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