Collaboration trends
Everyone in today’s working world must collaborate efficiently. Learn about the latest strategies and methodologies, right here.

Work from home: why is it still dividing business and where does IT stand?
Posted on 01 May, 2013 by Alastair Mitchell in Business productivity, Collaboration trends, Our take | 1 comment
Years after businesses and government organizations started rolling out teleworking policies and companies were producing graphics of what the office of the future would look like (cue man/woman sitting in their living room surrounded by Jetson-like gadgets), the remote working debate is still raging. When Yahoo CEO, Marissa Mayer, banned the company’s employees from home… Read more

Information overload could soon be a thing of the past as systems get smart
Posted on 13 Apr, 2013 by Alastair Mitchell in Business productivity, Collaboration trends, Our take | Leave a comment
Today, businesses have no boundaries. Thanks to cloud computing, tablets, smartphones and other technology advances, you can work anywhere, on any device, at any time. Working with your contractors and partners is just easy as turning to talk to the person next to you and when on the move between meetings you can stay in… Read more

Collaboration technology makes work a snap for CMOs
Posted on 12 Apr, 2013 by Chris Boorman in Business productivity, Collaboration trends, Marketing hub, Our take | 3 comments
Today, as I mentioned in a previous post about collaboration technologies, there is a huge amount being written about the mega trends of social, mobile, and cloud. Analyst houses, journalists, and thought leaders across the globe have predicted that this nexus of converging forces will dominate enterprises in 2013. In short, the IT industry is rapidly… Read more

The cloud – is it driving a leap in flexible working policies?
Posted on 10 Apr, 2013 by Guest in Business productivity, Collaboration trends | Leave a comment
I think cloud and particularly mobile technologies will persuade more employers to introduce flexible working. It already is. It is just a case of how long it will be before the office becomes a second thought. The ability to work flexibly is extremely valuable to people. This is particularly the case with those with young… Read more

Enterprise technology shifts towards mobility – Part 2 of 3
Posted on 08 Apr, 2013 by Jonathan Howell in Business productivity, Collaboration trends | 1 comment
In my second post on shifts we’re seeing in enterprise technology, let’s look at mobile devices. Given that the mobile phone celebrated its 40th birthday this week, it seems like the perfect time to examine how far the device has come over the last four decades. It’s hardly a great market insight to point out… Read more

Enterprise technology shifts towards a new era – Part 1 of 3
Posted on 03 Apr, 2013 by Jonathan Howell in Business productivity, Collaboration trends | Leave a comment
In a recent interview with TechWeek Europe, I proposed that we are currently at the threshold of a major shift in the technology we use in the enterprise space. The last ten years have seen a complete revolution in the consumer web—from Facebook and Twitter to e-commerce on your mobile devices—and the next ten years… Read more

Cloud storage wars: the battle is already underway in your enterprise
Posted on 21 Mar, 2013 by Alastair Mitchell in Collaboration trends | Leave a comment
Enterprises across the globe are sitting on a time bomb. It has been ticking away for years, but over the next twelve months disaster will strike. Organizations that have turned a blind eye to employees using consumer file sharing tools for enterprise content will experience damaging and costly – in terms of both money and… Read more

What the future holds for the cloud: a fresh look forward
Posted on 22 Feb, 2013 by Guest in Collaboration trends | 1 comment
As the world wakes up to the possibilities of cloud computing and an increasing number of people both in business and in the general population start to really get a handle on what it is, it’s important to stop and take stock of what is really going on and what cloud can enable. Plenty of… Read more

A little less conversation, a little more action please
Posted on 15 Jan, 2013 by Chris Boorman in Collaboration trends | 3 comments
There is an enormous amount being written about the mega trends of social, mobile and cloud. However, in all this debate we rarely hear about the fundamental collaboration technologies that enable teams to “get work done” by delivering the content required across all aspects of the enterprise. I believe that knowledge and content are the true values within enterprises, but traditional collaboration technologies are… Read more

Demystifying Enterprise Content Collaboration
Posted on 14 Dec, 2012 by Guest in Collaboration trends | 1 comment
I have worked with a lot of government organizations around the world and one thing unites them, regardless of what type of department or country they may be situated in. It’s the belief that the private sector is far ahead of the public sector when it comes to acquiring and using technology. It’s a complete… Read more

Huddle – making collaboration and content management cool
Posted on 16 Jul, 2012 by Rishi Chowdhury in Collaboration trends | Leave a comment
What is and isn’t cool is highly subjective, even within business. For example, whilst I might be biased, I think Huddle is cool and SharePoint isn’t – what’s cool about high costs and low adoption rates? So can collaboration & content management be cool? Although analyst house Gartner might not be cool in the way that Johnny Depp is,… Read more
