Collaboration Tools Special Report

Collaboration Tools July 6, 2011 Some highlights from our recent report: Wikis meld white boards, reference docs in digital format Wikis, online discussion groups and other online communication repositories don’t get a lot of press, but they can have an incredible impact on the way we work, communicate and brainstorm. >>>Read more... Do you know how much info you must manage? Anything an employee posts in a collaborative arena — including Facebook or Twitter — might be subject to e-discovery or the Freedom of Information Act. >>>Learn more... 4G ignites expanded videoconferencing possibilities You don’t need a dedicated room or equipment to participate in videoconferencing. Today, anyone can join videoconferencing with a mobile device and a fast connection. >>>Find out more about the 4G... How to pick the perfect mate among service providers Engaging a new service provider takes more than just sending an RFP and selecting the cheapest option out there. Here’s what you should expect from a provider. >>>Read more here... Sharing info seesaws with securing sensitive data Online productivity tools, such as calendars and file-sharing sites, let employees move around freely, but there are security and privacy issues to consider. >>> Learn more here... The Collaboration Tools Special Report is sponsored online by:

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