Here we are waving farewell to another August and heading into a long weekend, not to mention, it’s still sunny (where I am at least). Things could be worse.
This week we kicked-off some of our summer cobwebs and got to work on our September editorial focus: Information Management Agility. While that topic was warming up, Enterprise Collaboration was still fighting for the spotlight.
Cisco Moves to Acquire Skype for US$ 5 Billion Rumors, rumors, lies and statistics. Arrington broke the tale of a US$ 5 bil. acquisition of Skype by Cisco. Here’s the story with a bit more enterprise collaboration context.
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Enterprise 2.0: All Social Software is Not Created Equal. Implementation and adoption challenges will continue to plague even the smartest of organizations who don’t take the time to understand what their employees really need.
Web CMS Market Predicted to Hit $1 Billion in 2010 New research on the size and growth of the the Web CMS market is good news for most vendors. Others need to get their brand shaped-up if they want to play in the big leagues.
The Cloud clearly isn’t going away. But the concerns over security, privacy and compliance over Cloud computing haven’t gone away either, which have hindered adoption of Cloud computing by CIOs and other IT decision-makers.
When Salesforce.com (news, site) pulled out its checkbook for Jigsaw last spring, CEO Marc Benioff said, “With Jigsaw, we’ll make it as easy as Wikipedia to source data, as easy as iTunes to buy data, and as easy as Facebook to stay updated as the data changes." A tall order, yes, but this week’s reveal proved that it wasn’t just talk.
Hyland Software (news, site) added to its inventory of content management (ECM) solutions with the recent acquisition of Hershey Systems, a provider of Web-based ECM solutions to the higher education market.