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ZDNet Make the Case: Web Collaboration Solutions
Web collaboration technologies are advancing at a rapid pace. New features and interfaces are appearing almost daily as vendors race to capture a piece of this multi-billion dollar market. As a result of this progress, investing in Web collaboration technology has become more confusing for IT executives. Outsourcing, custom applications,...
Tags: Web, Web-based Collaboration, Web Collaboration Technology, Collaboration, Channel Management, Marketing
White papers 2005-01-01

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Chat and Cobrowse on the Web: Wow and Win Online Customers with Realtime Service and Support
With more and more customer interactions moving online, it is hardly surprising that some businesses are no longer content with using the web for self-service alone. These companies, early adopters of web collaboration technology, are harnessing the power of the web to offer realtime service and support to online customers....
Tags: Web, Web-based Collaboration, Collaboration, Channel Management, Marketing
White papers
Get IT Done: More options for secure collaboration
Procedures for established secure, collaborative VPN services are outlinedCIOs exploring solutions for secure collaboration have many options, and it can often be difficult to narrow the choices. In "Ask these questions to determine the right collaboration security approach," TechRepublic contributor and consultant Salvatore Salamone said it’s crucial that CIOs consider...
Tags: VPNs, Network security, Groupware, NETWORKING, Get IT Done, Brian Hook, Endeavors Technology, Magi Enterprise, VPN, collaboration
Technical articles 2002-02-13
What ever happened to the Collaboration Revolution?
If your employees consider collaboration as nothing more than a good theory, take a look at SharePoint Team Services, a new offering from Microsoft. Columnist Tim Landgrave explains its strengths and weaknesses as well as what it can do for your staff.When the first Novell network was installed, IT managers...
Tags: Groupware, Enterprise software, e Advantage, collaboration, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft SharePoint Team Services, Microsoft Corp.
Technical articles 2001-08-16
Corporate America wakes up to Web 2.0
Collaboration apps appeal to end-usersTop-down corporate fiats over collaboration technology choices are starting to give way to Web software, such as blogs and wikis. These light-weight Web systems are more likely to be used by end-users than more structured CMS, but some industry observers warn that even unstructured, "bottoms-up" collaboration...
Tags: Content management, Wiki, Enterprise software, content management system, Web 2.0, Web
Discussion threads 2006-06-26
Collaboration greases company's business gears
As one manufacturer realized, paper-based processes slowed product development and thwarted good communication between suppliers, buyers, and internal business divisions. Find out why new collaboration technology was the chosen savior.This is the first article of a two-part series on how Boston Gear, a manufacturer of motion-control products, found a collaboration...
Tags: Groupware, Manufacturing, Howard Baldwin, Boston Gear, John Wright, collaboration
Technical articles 2002-06-24
Decision Support: Tool increases collaboration among team members by streamlining project processes
Organize your projects and cut down on e-mailIf you could bottle "collaboration" and sell it as a health tonic, the bottle's label would probably read: “Take two spoonfuls before every project, and at the first sign of a flair-up, to relieve all your ailments and keep them from coming back.”But...
Tags: Groupware, tool, Dana Norton, decision support, eRoom, e-mail, collaboration, team
Technical articles 2002-05-29
Web-based tools let customers choose their channel for service
Accelerate your enterprise's customer service with the addition of a multichannel contact center. If you're looking to enhance customer support via Web services, examine these two case studies before jumping in headfirst.By Lynn HaberWhen Venus Swimwear added a Web-based live chat feature to its customer service channel two years ago,...
Tags: Call centers, Customer relationship management (CRM), Channel management, ZDNet  , Live Chat, Venus, contact center, Web
Technical articles 2002-09-06
Factors for calculating the ROI of Web services
Determining ROI is imperative to proving a project's worth, but several factors must be analyzed during the process. Find out which factors you should consider and why.There are various factors (e.g., costs and expenses, technical and business benefits) that must be considered when calculating ROI for Web services. The relevance...
Tags: Web services, Channel management, ROI, Determining ROI, Gunjan Samtani, Web service, Web
Technical articles 2002-10-29
Smart planning can eliminate security risks with Web services
Web services have great potential, but security concerns are preventing many organizations from taking advantage of the technology. Here are several suggested policies that CIOs can follow to develop a solid Web services plan.IT executives spend a lot of time these days thinking about how to lower costs, improve security,...
Tags: Channel management, Web services, Jon Oltsik, Web service, Web, information technology, security
Technical articles 2002-12-02
Microsoft, SAP get closer on Web services
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Tags: Microsoft Corp., SAP AG, software, Web, Web service
Technical articles 2004-05-12
InterCall Web Meeting: Technology Overview
As a leading provider of integrated conferencing services, InterCall is constantly creating dependable, feature-rich conferencing technologies that are advanced enough to replace many face-to-face meetings. This white paper provides an overview of the technology that powers InterCall Web Meeting and how it supports the collaboration needs. The SwitchTower network is...
Tags: Desktop Videoconferencing, Technology, InterCall, SwitchTower Network
White papers 2008-06-19
Creating a scalable collaboration solution
You don't have to have a big budget to get started in team collaboration. It's easy to move from products that are built into popular operating systems to enterprise-oriented solutions such as SharePoint Portal Server as your business grows--and you can do it without a big learning curve or the...
Tags: Groupware, Deb Shinder, Team management, MicrosoftÂ, Web-based collaboration, Microsoft Windows Sharepoint Services, team, software, collaboration, Microsoft Windows, Build to Scale Newsletter, Microsoft SharePoint, Server, Enterprise Software, Management
Technical articles 2005-07-19
Web conferencing can lower cost of training
For years, everyone's been using teleconferencing for meetings and informational training. Now there's Web conferencing software that not only lets groups meet in real time, but also allows teams to share slides and other electronic data.Teleconferencing for meetings and informational training of remote staff has been in use for many...
Tags: Channel management, Lauri Elliott, Web conferencing, Web, training
Technical articles 2001-12-14
GroupSystems offers good collaboration research
If you're looking for information on collaboration tools and how to use them in your company, visit GroupSystems.com. Among its features, the site has case studies of client projects as well as a "Knowledge Library" loaded with useful resources.As training professionals, we often work on projects where being able to...
Tags: Groupware, Strategy, Kevin Eikenberry, collaboration, Knowledge Library, knowledge, GroupSystems
Technical articles 2000-07-21
Sifting through the different versions of the Web
Tony Patton reflects on the concepts of "Web 1.0," discusses Web 2.0, and ponders the future version of the Web. He asks that members post their thoughts about what developers can expect as the Web continues to evolve. During a recent meeting, a client demanded his application be...
Tags: Web, Tony Patton, Web 2.0, Channel management, Web Development Zone Newsletter, Concept, Google Inc., Web 3.0, Web 2.0 Concept, Marketing, Internet
Technical articles 2006-12-18
Strategies for enabling more effective IT-Business collaboration with business rule technology
Effective collaboration between business and IT is essential to the success of both SOA and BPM; as Microsoft points out, "SOA by itself is not sufficient to guarantee alignment of business and IT." A Business Rule Engine can act both as a technology and collaboration enabler; this...
Tags: Business Process, Application, Business Analyst, Collaboration, Information Technology, Business Logic, Business, Calculation, SOA, Rule, Workflow, Organization, Logic, Business Rule Engine, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services, Middleware, Operational Planning, Enterprise Software, Strategy, Software, Business Operations, Management, Theresa ONeil
Blog posts 2008-05-07
E-workplace apps foster collaboration for consulting teams
When far-flung project teams need to work together, a Web-based collaboration tool is usually the best solution. We examined the emerging ?e-workplace? market and found out what these applications can do for IT consultants.A recent Gartner report asserts that collaboration has emerged as the key to building and sustaining the...
Tags: Team management, PRODUCTIVITY, Groupware, consulting, Jennifer Recktenwald, e-Workplace, team, tool, Evan Knuttila, collaboration
Technical articles 2001-03-29
6 strategies for building dynamic business applications with SOA and rules technology
  What happens when your business changes and your applications don’t change to support it? Existing applications must be updated or completely rewritten, and cobbled together to try to keep up with the new and always changing demands of the business....
Tags: Application, Small And Medium Enterprise, Information Technology, Business Application, Web Service, Business, SOA, Rule, Service, Logic, Decision Logic, Dynamic Business Applications, Decision Service, Term Decision Service, Business Rule Engine, Figure B, WSDL Service, Bottom Line Application Development, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Smb/Sme, Web Services, Middleware, Strategy, Enterprise Software, Software, Management, Rik Chomko
Blog posts 2008-04-15
Talking Shop: The e-choreography of business collaboration lies in ebXML
I am now officially old enough to witness technology recycle itself. The first two years of my career were spent as a business analyst for an EDI standards committee for the railroad industry. The railroads never got enough participation from each other and progress was slow. However, exchanging EDI messages...
Tags: business process, ebXML, Chris McManaman, Business Collaboration, invoice, collaboration, EDI
Technical articles 2003-12-08
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