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Enterprise Collaboration News, Reviews
By Katie Ingram
| Tuesday Dec 11, 2012
Priority-based, predictive project management solution, LiquidPlanner has updated its system to LiquidPlanner 4. This update aims to improve not only project efficiency, but also the early stages of product development.
By Marisa Peacock
| Tuesday Dec 11, 2012
In August, we illustrated the current state of SharePoint. As it is now December and time for retrospectives, we decided that we'd take a look back at what kept us most engaged about SharePoint this year -- SharePoint 2013.
By Rich Blank
| Tuesday Dec 11, 2012
As we move into a new year, one thing is certain for enterprise IT: the consumerization of enterprise technology is not a trend ... it's a reality.
By Oscar Berg
| Tuesday Dec 11, 2012
With the threat of another recession looming, businesses will have to refocus where they concentrate their efforts and budgets in 2013.
By Andrew Bishop
| Monday Dec 10, 2012
When I raise the topic of social enterprise with clients I will often get FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt) comments, like "But people can just say what they like!" or "Why do we need social -- we've got [email, instant messaging, team sites, etc.]" or "What if someone posts inappropriate pictures?"
By Guest Writer
| Monday Dec 10, 2012

BYOD becomes the norm in most companies as they embrace new ways to work and new mobile devices. Companies focus on making employees productive no matter where they are.
Companies move further and further away from the "stack," whether that's Microsoft, Oracle or Salesforce, and become more comfortable choosing best of breed technologies for their needs, including HR, CRM, ERP, Finance, Content Management and Collaboration. Open standards allows for easy integration. -- Whitney Bouck, General Manager, Box Enterprise at Box
By Jennifer Mason
| Monday Dec 10, 2012
The fun part of every December is to look back at the year and think through all that has happened. Looking at all the ups, the downs and the unknowns can really be an eye opener to get you ready to make the resolutions and plans for the next year, because there really is no point in looking back if you don’t take the extra steps to plan forward.
By Siobhan Fagan
| Friday Dec 7, 2012
By David Roe
| Friday Dec 7, 2012
It may be just a coincidence, but probably not. The very week IBM decides to launch its new Cloud Docs productivity suite, Microsoft decides to make the new version of Office 2013 available to business users.
By Barry Levine
| Thursday Dec 6, 2012
A “perfect storm” of change in information technology -- including cloud, social, mobile and big data -- is helping to remold the opportunities for information professionals. That’s one of the key findings in a new white paper from AIIM, which paints a picture of a fast-moving industry in which practitioners have to run to keep up.
By Marisa Peacock
| Thursday Dec 6, 2012
You could say that 2012 was the year that the legal industry embraced social media -- but that doesn't mean that social media embraced the legal system.
By Tom Petrocelli
| Thursday Dec 6, 2012
Over the course of the past year, the pace of change in the social collaboration space rivals that of Star Trek’s Enterprise.
By David Roe
| Thursday Dec 6, 2012
IBM has been preparing SmartCloud Docs (SCD) for quite a while now and has made no secret of it. Today’s announcement comes as part of a much bigger picture around IBM’s cloud computing ambitions and also sees the release of new services -- the IBM SmartCloud.
By Katie Ingram
| Wednesday Dec 5, 2012
The company whose collection of products aim to "help the world remember everything" -- otherwise known as Evernote -- has announced the launch of Evernote Business, a collaboration and communication tool for small and medium sized businesses.
By Dan Berthiaume
| Wednesday Dec 5, 2012
In this holiday season, collaborative work platform Podio, a subsidiary of collaboration technology provider Citrix, is giving users of its a thematically appropriate gift – the gift of sharing.