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AI automation enters Gartner's hype cycle, Microsoft announces a number of Teams updates, Haystack aims to fight worker loneliness and more news.

Meta upgrades its No Language Left Behind AI model, EU data transfer woes, cloud computing continues to grow and more news.

Recent research indicated non-IT professionals will build most technology products and services in the next two years. Not everyone agrees.

Gartner lists its top content service providers, SAP and Qualtrics partner for better UC and Microsoft buys Clear for automating SAP, Oracle connections.

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

Microsoft shows off Windows 11 for the workplace, Workplace from Facebook adds communication muscle, knowledge workers will work remotely and more news.

Unified communications-as-a-service is coming into its own as rapid communication on many channels becomes a key part of the remote digital workplace.

Enterprises planning post-COVID business strategies need to look at the organizational experience as a whole, what Gartner calls Total Experience. Here's why.

Many CIOs have focused on managing the digital workplace to cope with COVID-19. Where they should be focused is on the workplace after the pandemic.

The reality of business today calls for a reassessment of change management. Here are four principles that underlie successful organizational change.

Gartner and PwC survey companies' post-COVID priorities, Cornerstone creates an AI lab, IT will see a slow spending recovery and more HR tech news.

Salesforce could buy Slack this week, Gartner analyzes content services, AvePoint goes public, IBM updates cloud services and more digital workplace news.

The last few months have seen the emergence of new ways of working within the digital workplace. Here are the features of the 'smart' workplace.

Organizations are replacing human-based trust models with algorithmic ones to ensure data privacy and security. Here's why.

There's a lot of work to be done developing AI, but it's gaining enterprise traction. In fact, recent data predicts 75% penetration in the workplace by 2024.

In this week’s digital workplace round up, Microsoft releases its Lists information tracking app while Telegram files an antitrust suit against Apple.

If data and data management is driving the workplace, to use data effectively enterprises need to ensure that their workers are data literate. Here's why.