Overview The Lower Saxony Chamber of Agriculture is a public body in Lower Saxony, Germany, es­ tablished in line with regional laws regarding the institution’s function and operations. The institution has around 53,000 customers, which are primarily enterprises in agriculture and forestry, horticulture and fishery. Through the links between head offices and honorary offices, it puts the concept of self-government into daily practice. Challenge The Lower Saxony Chamber of Agriculture de­ pends on numerous distributed teams of peo­ ple internal and external to the organization, working together on projects and documents. Exchanging documents via email and maintain­ ing the document management system was becoming a significant administrative burden. Some teams also rely on coll

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