Articles about Collaboration Software

Those who know me know I’m not the biggest fan of Microsoft products and that I favor Macs over PCs (although I haven’t become a full-fledged member of the Cult of Apple). Plus, I do my very best to make sure the programs I use don’t require a two-hour tutorial to learn. It’s my way of controlling that corner of my world I call work. Continue Reading »

The potential collaboration capabilities of the Web have always attracted the interest of developers, usually resulting in overly ambitious projects such as Google Wave, which, after much fanfare, don’t live up to all the hype being generated. Continue Reading »

Network bandwidth issues are still holding back unified communications. Continue Reading »

Tools let end user check on status of IT requests without having to call IT department. Continue Reading »

Software-only implementation for PCs leads raft of new offerings. Continue Reading »

Facebook's new e-mail service is an overt attempt to stare down the likes of Google, Yahoo and Microsoft in the communication realm. Continue Reading »

With a few tweaks, open source WirdPress systems are a low-cost alternative to Microsoft SharePoint. Continue Reading »

Onee of the more exasberating things about mobile computing in the enterprise over the years has been all the hidden cost associated with integrating smartphones with enterprise mail systems. Continue Reading »

Venerable e-mail and collaboration software platform joins IBM’s LotusLive lineup Continue Reading »

While the process of migrating standard Lotus Notes applications to Microsoft SharePoint is relatively straightforward, application databases can be quite diverse, and organizations can have many custom Notes applications, as well. Continue Reading »