Only 14% of respondents to a recent Sage Research survey said that their Enterprise Instant Messaging plans were impacted by Yahoo! and AOL announcements that they will drop their enterprise instant messaging products.
Only 14% of respondents to a recent Sage Research survey said that their Enterprise Instant Messaging plans were impacted by Yahoo! and AOL announcements that they will drop their enterprise instant messaging products. Meanwhile, 82% said the provider actions had no impact on their EIM plans. The analysts surveyed 96 IT decision makers at U.S. businesses with over 100 employees.
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Iterative development and minimum viable products help non-profits succeed
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