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.
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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.
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