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Tag: collaboration software
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The Lightning-Fast Evolution of the Digital Workplace Continues
The digital workplace evolution has had a tumultuous year. Tech that was out of reach of many is now accessible. Here's what you need to know.
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Developer Collaboration Tools Beyond Slack
Collaboration is a requirement when working as a developer. Here are some of the tools that help projects stay on track and moving forward.
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Collaboration Diffusion Leads to Confusion
The abundance of collaboration and communication tools on the market is hurting rather than helping businesses
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CMSWire @Lunch: 3 Excuses to Collaborate
In the premiere of this lunchtime pot-stirrer, Scott asks whether the objective of today's collaboration technology is to discover what its objective is.
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A Good Quarter for Newly Public Atlassian
In its first quarterly report as a public company, Atlassian reported increased revenues year-over-year. It was up 45 percent to $109.7 million for the second quarter of the current fiscal year, which ended Dec. 31.
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Content Collaboration Software: A $6.2B Business
Enterprise File Synchronization and Sharing (EFSS) is converging with team collaboration applications and the case management segment of enterprise content management (ECM). The convergence will create a $6.2 billion opportunity by 2019, International Data Corporation (IDC) researchers predict. This content collaboration software market will likely grow at a 13.
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When Microsoft and Salesforce Go Shopping ...
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is developing a spending habit that rivals that of Oracle CEO Larry Ellison. Only instead of buying islands, airlines and mansions, Nadella is buying companies like Accompli, Sunrise and Liveloop, among 13 others since January 2014.
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Now's Your Chance to be a Video Star
Enterprise video platforms are so popular they've made it onto Forrester's Wave reports. Gartner Research has it covered, too. It's an increasingly common channel, Forrester researchers report, for both internal communication with other employees and external communication with customers and partners.
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Discussion Point: Why Do Intranets Fail?
Most hard-working professionals need a good reason to use their organization's intranet. Remember the early days? The one-page company Wiki that had 1,000 links on it? And once in a while you'd get an email from a manager who said, "It's on the intranet. Go find it.
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Brace Yourselves for More Enterprise Social Network Attacks
Enterprise Social Network (ESN) providers should be on alert in light of Slack's reported security breach last week. ESNs are particularly vulnerable to database system hacks because their information is gold to corporate hackers, industry analysts told CMSWire.
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Glip Wants You to Hear What It's Saying About Collaboration
Glip has wasted no time making news in 2015. It's also wasted little time calling out competitors. The Boca Raton, Fla.-based vendor released version 2 of its enterprise collaboration software platform last month. Today, Joomla, an open source content management system powerhouse, signed on to use the Glip platform.
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Clarizen Wants to Make You More of a Team Player
Team players are in demand. According to a recent survey of 500 professionals, 87 percent work on distributed or hybrid teams. And nearly 40 percent of those spend at least 65 percent of their workdays on these teams. There’s no shortage of collaboration tools.
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Microsoft Ups Its Productivity Play With New Calendaring App
It may seem like Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is talking big sky when he makes bold statements, claiming his company will “reinvent productivity for a new generation,” a generation whose professional and personal lives are spent primarily in mobile apps and in the Cloud.
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Singapore Firm Challenges Hootsuite, Buffer
Consumers and executives alike are managing multiple social media accounts — a juggling act because what's appropriate for one social network may not be for another. Celebrities generally have a third party manage their social media profiles, which is often how embarrassing gaffes happen.
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