Tag: video conferencing

Slack rebuilt its automation tool and expanded Connect, Google added Meet features for SMBs, and Teams and Workplace from Meta get tighter.

Microsoft pushes Project Moca into general release, Zoom tries to deal with fatigue and news from Sinequa, Google, Verizon, Salesforce and Range.

Even with large numbers of workers returning to the physical workplace, the future of video communication and conferencing is bright. Here's why.

While organizations have been using video for communication for a while now, working from home is driving the need for intelligent video. Here's why.

Google considers a return to the workplace, EmailToolTester calls out the video conferencing tool winners, mmhmm expands its enterprise offering and more news.

Zoom is a go-to tool for many but there's a lot more users can do with it than they may know. Here are executives' favorite Zoom productivity hacks.

With remote work now established, enterprise leaders are looking for ways to optimize productivity of the remote workforce. Here are the factors to consider.

Employee engagement heats up as Zoom rides the video wave, and not everyone is happy with Microsoft's Yammer plans. That and more digital workplace news.

Throwing people into a video call and hoping it will inspire creative output is a poor replacement for actual team work.

As a leader, you need to establish a foundation that helps your people stay grounded, at least in their work life.

Slack takes on Microsoft in Europe while Mmhmm gives you better video conferencing experiences. That, plus more news in this week's digital round up.

Microsoft Teams Together mode is a response to new expectations around how tools like these can help organizational culture thrive and evolve in the remote era.

The moral of this story? Don't use the pandemic-driven rush to enable remote working as the defining factor in what might become your new normal.

In this week’s round up, Microsoft clarifies the role of Yammer, Google and FB heat up the video conferencing market, and Oracle provides insights into HR.

In this week’s digital workplace roundup, Zoom buys encryption, Google offers Meets to nearly everyone and OpenText is sending people home to work for good.

With more workers now using video-conferencing services, there is a lot to be learned from Zoom’s privacy problems. Here is what is at stake.

While some organizations had remote work policies and tools in place, those navigating telecommuting for the first time should keep a few things in mind.