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Tag: angela ashenden
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Bots, Automation and Workflow Are Primed to Advance Workplace Collaboration
Despite the promise that technology helps improve productivity in the workplace, in practice it generally doesn't work that way.
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Salesforce Embeds Quip in CRM Applications
Nearly three years after it acquired business productivity platform provider Quip, Salesforce announced deeper integrations.
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The Digital Workplace Hub: The Next Wave in Collaboration
Despite the breadth of different collaborative technologies at our disposal, collaboration remains a challenge for many organizations.
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Slack–Atlassian Deal Marks a Turning Point in Team Collaboration Market
Slack narrows the team collaboration field as HipChat and Stride bite the dust.
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Are Bots Really the Next Big Thing?
The rise of artificial intelligence makes for sensational headlines. Over the last few months the hype around ‘bots’ has gone into overdrive following Facebook and Microsoft’s forays into the area.
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Collaboration is an Inside-Out Exercise
For several years now, organizations — across industries — have been shifting away from top-down, command-and-control organizational structures in recognition that employees need to feel more empowered and autonomous in order to increase motivation and engagement.
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Grab the Collaboration Bull by the Horns
The promises of collaboration entices many organizations, but it's not always the holy grail that it seems. Investments end up simply being written off and the initial enthusiasm fades to just a whimper.
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Let Your Social Collaboration Use Cases Lead the Way
For many organizations, the move towards social collaboration is entirely grassroots-driven. Pockets of employees find a tool which meets their need, and suddenly the organization is faced with many different, unsupported technologies.
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The ROI Conundrum: Making the 'Impossible' Possible
For all the hype and enthusiasm about social collaboration and the rhetoric about the potential it has to bring about huge changes in the way an organization operates, it remains extraordinarily hard to find good examples of where a business can justify its investment in clear financial terms.
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