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The Future of Work is NOT About Replacing Sharepoint and Email

The Future of Work is NOT About Replacing Sharepoint and Email

By Jacob Morgan on May 9, 2013

Some still believe that the whole point of investing in enterprise collaboration tools and strategies is simply to replace existing systems that organizations are currently using such as Sharepoint and/or email.  Let me be clear that it is about far more than that.  At the core; we are talking about the future of work.  Technology […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged collaboration, enterprise collaboration, future company, future employee, future manager, future of work, Microsoft Sharepoint, replacing email, replacing sharepoint | 3 Responses

BoxWorks 2012–Predictions and Prognostications

BoxWorks 2012–Predictions and Prognostications

By Ben Kepes on October 3, 2012

Next week sees me in San Francisco for the annual Box user conference, it’s an interesting time for the company, only a couple of weeks ago Salesforce stole some of their thunder by announcing a file sync and collaboration tool. BoxWorks is an opportunity for the company to fight back, and for CEO Aaron Levie […]

Posted in Application Software, Business, Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged aaron levie, boxworks, dropbox, microsoft, Microsoft Sharepoint, salesforce.com, tibco | 3 Responses

With Yammer, Microsoft Begins Its Journey From Collaborative To Social

With Yammer, Microsoft Begins Its Journey From Collaborative To Social

By Chirag Mehta on June 25, 2012

Confirming what we already knew, today Microsoft announced they are acquiring Yammer for $1.2 billion in cold cash. Here’s a blog post by David Sacks, the CEO of Yammer. Microsoft doesn’t report a revenue breakdown for their individual products but SharePoint is believed to be one of the fastest growing products with annual revenue of […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged cloud computing, collaboration, microblogging, microsoft, Microsoft Sharepoint, network effect, saas, sharepoint, skype, Social Enterprise, yammer, yams | 1 Response

Microsoft Buys Yammer- A Two Minute Analysis

Microsoft Buys Yammer- A Two Minute Analysis

By Ben Kepes on June 25, 2012

So Microsoft has confirmed the rumored acquisition of Yammer for $1.2B. Here’s my thoughts; Potentially this is a great opportunity for MSFT to create a fabric that spans their different enterprise products (Dynamics, Office, SharePoint) that’s a big big opportunity but I believe technology and platform hurdles will push that possibility well into the future […]

Posted in Application Software, Business, Featured Posts | Tagged microsoft, microsoft dynamics, Microsoft Sharepoint, netsuite, salesforce.com, Social Enterprise, Steve Ballmer, yammer, yams | 2 Responses

YouSendIt Moves Focus from Send to Share

YouSendIt Moves Focus from Send to Share

By Ben Kepes on March 6, 2012

One of the companies that has, until now, been left behind amidst all the attention given to the file collaboration and sharing vendors is YouSendIt. While the charismatic founders of Box and DropBox, Aaron Levie and Drew Houston respectively, articulate a vision of interconnectedness and the end of emailing files between collaborators, YouSendIt has quietly […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged active directory, dropbox, microsoft, Microsoft Sharepoint, outlook, YouSendIt

Huddle Ups the Ante with Intelligent File Synchronization

Huddle Ups the Ante with Intelligent File Synchronization

By Ben Kepes on February 21, 2012

Content collaboration is an area of rapid development and organizations seek to manage the complexities of agile project approaches, distributed teams, a deluge of information and ever increasing complexity. One of the key drivers and challenges of this is the move to a more mobile work force with employees needing

Posted in Application Software | Tagged dropbox, File synchronization, Huddle, iCloud, Microsoft Sharepoint, Mobile device, sharepoint | 1 Response

Huddle Fights to Gain Viral Uptake

Huddle Fights to Gain Viral Uptake

By Ben Kepes on January 24, 2012

  In a world where new entrants are trying to break the near-hegemony that Microsoft SharePoint has in enterprise content management, the new generation of vendors is painfully aware that they are in a death race to build momentum. Revenue comes secondary to increasing the viral spread of their products

Posted in Application Software | Tagged Alastair Mitchell, Andy McLoughlin, box.net, Huddle, microsoft, Microsoft Sharepoint, sharepoint

If Your Company is Still Blocking the Move to Social, Then Join Electronic Arts in Battle

If Your Company is Still Blocking the Move to Social, Then Join Electronic Arts in Battle

By Mark Fidelman on December 15, 2011

The world’s largest gaming company is going through a remarkable transformation into a Social Business. Electronic Arts understands that today’s technologies, unlike those of the past decade, are no longer limited to the individual. They impact everyone. Impact that’s revolutionizing … Continue reading →

Posted in Strategy | Tagged bert sandie, curator, electronic arts, enterprise 2.0, Microsoft Sharepoint, sharepoint, Social Business, Social Enterprise, social media, yammer | 1 Response

Huddle Riding a Wave–Collaboration to the World (of Enterprise)

Huddle Riding a Wave–Collaboration to the World (of Enterprise)

By Ben Kepes on October 5, 2011

Reflecting on the recent BoxWorks conference that I was unfortunately not able to attend, Krish commented on Box’s increasing adoption by enterprise saying that; I am convinced about the traction Box is getting in this space. Starting with companies like P&G to Six Flags, the companies were completely confident about trusting Box for their content […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged box.net, boxworks, collaboration, content management, google, Huddle, Mark Hurd, MessageLabs, Microsoft Sharepoint, sharepoint | 1 Response

Microsoft Office 365 Getting Closer

Microsoft Office 365 Getting Closer

By Dave Michels on April 19, 2011

Microsoft is rapidly moving Office to an Internet app that will run in a browser. It is called Office 365. It’s a huge part of Microsoft’s all-in cloud strategy. Office 365 was introduced in limited beta last year, bringing together Microsoft Office, SharePoint Online, Exchange Online and Lync Online in an always-up-to-date cloud service. Today […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged cloud, cloud computing, microsoft, Microsoft Lync, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft Sharepoint, Office 365 | 3 Responses

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