Mobilize Your Content & Collaboration Applications
Content and collaboration systems are pervasive in the workplace. But how do you mobilize them?
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Empowered customers need empowered employees need empowered IT
Only empowered employees can solve the problems of empowered customers.
Office 2010 Backstage: content + context = collaboration
Microsoft announced more details on Office 2010 today. It's a healthy release from my perspective: more, simpler, better, faster, cleaner.
Calculating the fully loaded costs of corporate email: It's bigger than you think
Since colleague Chris Voce and I published a pair of reports on corporate email in the cloud (one on the infrastructure and operations and one on the cost of running email on-premises or in the cloud), we have had dozens of discussions with our clients accompanied by detailed cost analyses of the true cost of running email on-premises versus running it in the cloud.
Google tests an offline email client
This has been long rumoured by Google Apps watchers, but we get confirmation today: Google is testing an offline email client. This is a Google Gmail Labs feature, which means that it's really test code for the brave.
Should your email live in the cloud?
Should your email live in the cloud?Colleague Chris Voce and I have written a pair of reports to answer that question from the perspectives of an information and knowledge management professional and an infrastructure and operations professional.
IBM Lotus gets into the Hosted Email game. Phew.
It is inevitable and welcome that a revitalized Lotus has launched a hosted email and calendar service.Inevitable because cloud-based email services are on the rise and IBM isn't going to miss out on that.
Symantec Goes Into The Cloud With Email Filtering
Symantec today announced its acquisition of MessageLabs, a 520-person UK-based email filtering and security vendor. Given the cost and hassles that information & knowledge management professionls (IKM Pros) have keeping email spam down to a dull roar and keeping viruses outside the firewall, this is a great move for Symantec.