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Collaborative Applications

• How to navigate a Microsoft Teams migration from Skype for Business

  A Microsoft Teams deployment seems inevitable for Skype for Business users. Learn how to prepare your organization, whether you're in the cloud or on premises.  Continue Reading

• Consolidating overlapping tools for enterprise collaboration

  Tools for enterprise collaboration are most effective when users work on the same platform. Consider these best practices to consolidate overlapping features.  Continue Reading

• How the top cloud collaboration tools stack up

  Team collaboration apps have saturated the UC market. See how the leading products compare on calling features, video conferencing support, pricing and other criteria.  Continue Reading

• The leading team collaboration tools offer numerous options

  As organizations assess team collaboration apps, they need to evaluate the full extent of a deployment, including app integrations, administrator options and pricing plans.  Continue Reading

• Six questions to ask before buying a team collaboration app

  Before you vet the different cloud collaboration tools, you should examine your list of considerations and determine how each vendor can address them.  Continue Reading

• IT leaders shouldn't underestimate business messaging

  While real-time voice communications are central to the collaboration process, team messaging apps have emerged to play an important role in everyday business communications.  Continue Reading

• Team collaboration apps can help streamline communications

  Organizations of all sizes and verticals can take advantage of cloud collaboration tools. The use cases provided here highlight the functionality these apps offer.  Continue Reading

• Team collaboration tools tout cloud messaging services

  Collaborative messaging services are becoming the de facto standard, as they enable mobile and remote users to easily contribute to a project despite their location or time zone.  Continue Reading

• Skype for Business users wary of Microsoft Teams telephony

  As Microsoft rolls out its Teams communications client, many Skype for Business users are concerned about certain telephony features and may prefer on-premises options.  Continue Reading

• Mobile unified communications market has growing pains

  The mobile UC market needs to offer products that make access to voice, text and video platforms simple, which means enterprises will rely on native device apps in the meantime.  Continue Reading

• Keeping cloud-based unified communications grounded

  Cloud-based unified communications brings with it a chance for networking pros to transform and innovate their networks -- and their own IT skill sets.  Continue Reading

• Seeking use cases for digital collaborative whiteboards

  As a fairly new business technology, touchscreen whiteboards are trying to find their way into the enterprise market. Some companies, however, are struggling to find use cases.  Continue Reading

• Team chat applications face interoperability woes

  Team collaboration apps are booming among businesses. But a lack of interoperability is creating headaches for users who rely on multiple apps for internal and external collaboration.  Continue Reading

• Team collaboration apps face centralized vs. decentralized deployments

  The adoption of team chat apps has risen sharply in the past year. But as these collaboration tools gain traction, what's the best deployment approach for enterprises?  Continue Reading

• Zoom meetings jettison complex video infrastructure

  With cloud-based video meetings from Zoom Video Conferencing, businesses can host collaborative online meetings in the office and on mobile devices without a complex video conferencing infrastructure.  Continue Reading