New license revenue for the Web conferencing and team collaboration market grew 14.2% during 2004. These technologies are making a transition from tactical to more-strategic implementations, Gartner says.
Tech & Work
Web conferencing and collaboration software up 14.2% in 2004
New license revenue for the Web conferencing and team collaboration market grew 14.2% during 2004.
Related Stories
- 1 of 3
-
Google adds Compose integrations to trigger actions within Gmail
At launch, Compose actions integrate with Dropbox, Atlassian, Box and Egnyte.
-
Remote working 101: Professional's guide to the tools of the trade
Mastering remote work is all about finding the right tools to stay productive and connected. This guide will have you and your team synchronized and working in harmony, wherever you ...
-
Google+ lives on as an enterprise collaboration tool in G Suite
Google's social network will now aim to bridge information silos in enterprises after being sunsetted as a consumer product.
-
Zoom intros Zoom Voice, partners with Dropbox and Atlassian
The cloud video conferencing company announced a bevy of new products and features at its Zoomtopia event on Thursday.
-
Google brings real-time closed captioning to Slides
The feature will make presentations more accessible to audiences that are deaf or hard of hearing.
-
Facebook Portal and Portal+ video calling devices: Should you buy them?
Facebook has the right pricing and strategy for its Portal and Portal+ video calling devices, but your individual return on investment will go well beyond the usual tech economics. ...
-
Save $60 on this portable LED projector with Harman Kardon speakers
You can plug a Fire TV Stick into it and binge-watch from anywhere thanks to its built-in battery!
-
Adobe updates Document Cloud with collaborative PDF reviews
The revamped Adobe DC also brings an expansion of Adobe Sign and touch-enabled PDF editing on mobile devices.
-
Microsoft is ready to shut down Skype 7 'Classic' in November
Microsoft officials said they have added some of the most requested features to Skype 8, and are now ready to drop Skype 7 Classic in November.
Join Discussion