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Tag: file sharing
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Use and Misuse of Collaborative Technologies: Timeless Advice
A recent cleaning spree unearthed advice on how to use collaborative technologies — from 1999. And you know what? It still holds true.
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Death of SharePoint 2010 Countdown Begins; Share OneDrive Files With Skype
Sharepoint 2010 end of life countdown begins, Microsoft buys XOXCO for AI, Skype gets OneDrive File Sharing, OpenText Releases Exstream and more.
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Box Improves GDPR Readiness, OpenText Buys Hightail, More News
News roundup from the digital workplace including Box, OpenText, Xerox, Reflektive and more
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Akumina Launches Project-Based Collaboration for Office 365
Akumina announced today version 4 of its digital workplace software platform, including new capabilities designed for project-based collaboration. The new capabilities come in the form of Workspaces, a project-based collaboration platform, which Akumina officials said goes beyond team-based collaboration tools like Slack or Microsoft Teams.
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Do You Know What's in Your File Shares?
It feels like every day we hear news of yet another major data privacy and security breach. Just this week, the Petya ransomware made headlines worldwide, following in the footsteps of the WannaCry attack in May, which infiltrated US federal agencies.
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Are ‘Shadow’ Collaboration Apps a Thing of the Past?
It feels like only last week shadow IT was one of the biggest concerns of C-Suite executives and IT managers. Shadow IT describes the phenomena of employees bringing in unapproved apps into the enterprise.
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Microsoft Pulls the Plug on Docs.com
Microsoft has announced that it will be closing Docs.com, its file-sharing service, effective December 15 of this year, making it the first internal software casualty arising from the Redmond, Wash.-based giant’s late-2016 acquisition of LinkedIn. Marketplace reaction to the announcement has been muted thus far, underscoring the fact that
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Microsoft Gives Skype More Muscle
Microsoft spent $8.5 billion to acquire Skype back in 2011. Since then, it's done a lot of work under the hood, molding it into something that fitted its own enterprise productivity ambitions and creating Skype for Business — arguably the most significant related development in the past five years.
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CTERA Tightens Its File Sharing & Data Protection Tools
CTERA Networks, a New York City and Petach Tikvah, Israel-based provider of a cloud storage services platform, wants to push its enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) and endpoint backup application into highly regulated industries, including financial institutions, multinational companies and government agencies. To fortify and simplify its CTERA Enterprise File Services Platform,
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Secure File Transfer Vendor Aims to Solve Data Transfer Problems
San Antonio, Texas-based GlobalSCAPE aims to make large file transfers faster, more efficient and more reliable. The secure file transfer specialist this week released Enhanced File Transfer (EFT) version 7.
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You Can't Afford to Ignore Content Management
Organizations are facing massive problems with content overload, especially from data generated by the Internet of Things (IoT), according to a recently published market intelligence report from AIIM, the Association for Information and Image Management. But the report (registration required) also shows that most businesses view enterprise content and document
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AvePoint Lets You Share With SharePoint
AvePoint just released a new service pack that lets you share and sync files in and out of SharePoint, through the company firewall. More accurately, AvePoint has upgraded its Perimeter Service Pack 4 that allows file syncing and sharing in both directions.
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6 Best People Practices In ECM
Surprise, surprise. Nearly half of the companies that responded to research by nonprofit knowledge consultancy APQC report their organizations are poor content managers. While firms are gravitating toward the slickest, newest technologies, nothing can replace a well-developed enterprise content management strategy (ECM), the research found.
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A Look Back: Battling Information Management Chaos
If ‘X’ represents the mass of information in your enterprise, it also represents the size of the problem that you currently have with information management. In other words, the more information you have in your enterprise, the bigger your problem.
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