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What is the future for Lotus?
Comment It's all very well to use an infrastructure comprising Skype and Google Mail combined with Facebook when your company consists of a handful of workers interacting online. But how can major corporations tap the benefits of social networks without... [24 Jan 2008]
Losing control in the SaaS lane
Comment But about six months ago we saw a demonstration of the latest release of the applications underpinning the online service by the original vendor of the software. As a small and highly distributed business, with neither the time nor the inclination... [16 Jan 2008]
Where's the real web 2.0?
Comment Web 1.0 is often derided as no more than organisations putting brochures or existing content online. Much of the ensuing collaboration is serial, with blog threads and social forums looking like the newsgroups of the 1990s and bulletin boards of an... [18 Oct 2007]
Social networking goes mainstream
AS Analysis But multiplayer online games such as World of Warcraft did impress - and Rob Pardo, lead designer on WoW, makes his debut on the Agenda Setters list at 23. The young CEO's decision to open up Facebook to third parties as a developer platform augurs... [12 Oct 2007]
Web 2.0 and the public sector
Comment User-generated content, online collaboration and diverse forms of community interaction have implications for political engagement, policy development, service delivery and operational efficiency. Eric Woods thinks the public sector needs to grasp... [11 Oct 2007]
Leader: What can we learn from working at home?
Leader And with the growing popularity of collaboration, productivity and remote access tools from the likes of Citrix Online, Google and WebEx, the amount of time we need to be in the office is decreasing all the time. [18 May 2007]
Leader: Videoconferencing stepping up a gear
Leader So there's an evolving class of product, one where you can see the merest change in someone's features, let alone hear them like never before and collaborate online. Conferencing stalwart Polycom also chose yesterday to talk about "the industry's... [24 Oct 2006]
Ray Ozzie
AS Profile Ozzie's challenge will be to lead Microsoft in the brave new world of online software services where Redmond's dominance of the desktop can no longer be taken for granted thanks to the gauntlet thrown down by Google et al. [25 Sep 2006]
Leader: Getting IT right isn't child's play
Leader It turns them into dark-eyed ghouls that can only think about getting back online to slay other monsters in bloody cyber-dungeons, some complain. Teachers say that kids are better at team working and collaboration - and even more creative as a... [06 Apr 2006]
Analysis: Making web 2.0 pay
Comment Though it lacks a precise definition, web 2.0 generally refers to web services that let people collaborate and share information online. Online Calendars: One of the more active areas, with offerings from 30 Boxes, CalendarHub, Joyent, Kiko, Planzo... [14 Mar 2006]
Leader: Why we still applaud the idea of 'Get Safe Online'
Leader We wholly understand that charities and initiatives such as Get Safe Online must present a business case in order to secure their very existence but hopefully with nine private sector companies on board - which equates to at least £1.35m pledged... [27 Oct 2005]
Through the fog... Will IM stand for 'isolated messaging'?
Comment Interactions will be important - contextuality of presence (awareness) is important - being able to see whether a contact is online, what their status is and how they prefer to be interacted with. How about dealing with the customer who just needs... [24 Oct 2003]
What future IM?
Comment Users can see if their colleagues are ‘in their offices’, online and available to chat. Anthony Plewes discovers that conferencing, collaboration and document management are all getting the message. IM and presence detection enables voice, video... [21 Oct 2003]
The Bloor Perspective: New mobile interface, collaboration and Sybase
Comment IBM, Microsoft and Oracle are all rolling out enterprise scale collaboration suites, application vendors such as PeopleSoft and SAP are embedding collaboration, and document management and portal vendors have added collaboration capabilities. [14 Jul 2003]
The Ovum View: DRM - protecting content and revenues
Comment Content providers claim to have suffered significant losses from online piracy. It does not include any estimate of losses to the recording industry from Internet copying but estimates that 99 per cent of music files available online in 2001 were... [10 Jul 2003]
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