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Enterprises that concentrate only on traditional collaboration tools are missing the chance to ensure workers stay engaged and remote work remains attractive.

Microsoft Teams celebrates its 5th birthday, Google adds functionality to Smart Canvas and news from Zoho, FutureAI and Laserfiche rounds out this week's news.

Here we explain how blockchain supports Web3, along with what ledgers and decentralization mean to this new iteration of the web.

With many tech companies already working on Web3 applications, it remains to be seen what its impact will be on the digital workplace.

AskNicely has raised $32 million and plans to empower frontline workers with its customer experience software.

Berlin-based GraphCMS, the company behind content federation platform GraphQL, announced it joined the MACH Alliance.

Two main visions of the enterprise metaverse are emerging: Facebook's and Microsoft's. Here's how they compare.

The recent attack on enterprise infrastructure underlines how important baseline security measures really are.

Facebook's decision to create 10,000 metaverse jobs in Europe has more to it than meets the eye. Here's why.

While most enterprises have an enterprise content management system in place, not all are built for remote workers. Here's what they need.

BetterCloud, a SaaS platform provider, announced this week it has partnered with VMware to improve security and automation to empower today's remote workforce.

Here are some of the most compelling examples of how AI is improving efficiency and productivity in the digital workplace.

Is investment in headless CMS vendors like Contentful enough to crack the land of legacy CMS giants? We explore the vendor's vision and trajectory.

Google recently made its productivity suite Workspace accessible to everyone. But can it really match up with Microsoft Teams and Office 365?

While there is a growing number of roles in today's organizations, one of the most important is that of Chief Data Officer. But does your business need one?

How will Silicon Valley fare post COVID-19? Can it still be the center of tech despite the move to remote work?

Microsoft has now overcome the final hurdle to its near-$20 billion acquisition of Nuance. Here's why Microsoft wants it.

Siemens has just inked a new partnership with Google Cloud to drive its industrial IoT ambitions. Here's why.

Recent acquisitions by Adobe and Salesforce signal a trend of front-end providers wanting back-end, workplace apps to build a cohesive workplace stack.

In the competitive world of software development, if remote work isn't ingrained into the company culture, the end product will suffer.