Collaboration stories
Microsoft Teams soars as the heart of workspace productivity, now used daily by over 13 million in 181 countries.
Earlier this month, players logged into PUBG MOBILE and participated in an in-game event with Alan Walker challenges.
Dropbox launches local data hosting in Australia and New Zealand, empowering businesses to store files securely onshore, bolstering data sovereignty.
Dropbox announces its biggest user-facing update, transforming into a central collaboration hub with enhanced team, tool, and content integration features.
Blue Prism has launched a new online community and has also added eCommerce capabilities to its Digital Exchange service.
Email attachments should be banned, according to one company, in favor of more 'secure' and 'reliable' collaboration methods.
After taking Best in Show at Enterprise Connect, Microsoft Teams will be seeing eight new capabilities over 2019.
The name change comes after last year's Plantronics acquisition of Polycom, a deal that was worth US $2 billion.
The CrowdStrike Store leverages the cloud for both scale and telemetry, enabling applications to deliver faster, smarter, and more effective solutions.
It comes as little surprise that cloud is continuing on its disruptive path – this time in the collaboration market.
Surface Hub 2S was built for customers who want the original Surface Hub experience in a lighter, thinner, more vibrant design.
Schneider Electric's Frank Nash discusses the history of the data center and what needs to happen for the next step.
Agritech firm Autogrow releases its new root zone monitor as an open source DIY project for technology developers and small growers.
PM Jacinda Ardern recognizes Asia Pacific's security challenges are changing and growing more complex at the Pacific Island Forum in Nauru.
Report finds firms lacking in providing key collaboration tools to staff, affecting work flexibility and productivity.
Most ransomware recovery solutions enforce a companywide rollback, meaning even users whose systems were not impacted may lose data.
Microsoft is leading the charge for teamwork and collaboration through a number of changes designed to fuel the modern workplace.
8x8 shows no sign of slowing with its cloud-based communications platform. Brendan Maree explains how it got to where it is today.
Alongside the migration to the cloud has been the rise of application programming interfaces (APIs) and artificial intelligence (AI).
Dropbox has extended partnerships with Canva, Final Draft, Frame.io, Getty Images, Marvel, Shift.io, and Widen.
