by Michael Sampson
What’s the number one complaint about new collaboration technology? No one uses it! The business case has been written and approved. The infrastructure has been deployed and made available. A...
by Michael Sampson
There is no end to the investment you can make in securing your organization’s collaboration systems. In previous articles in this magazine, we have discussed collaboration system security from...
by Michael Sampson
Recent research highlighted the importance of actually talking with the other people in your global business team, as opposed to just relying on technology enablements such as email. A Duke...
by Michael Sampson
The technology of Enterprise 2.0 has matured in recent years so the main focus now is on gaining adoption of the tools within organizations, rather than on the latest and greatest widget release. To...
by Michael Sampson
IBM’s annual Lotusphere conference was held last week in Orlando, FL. There were a range of announcements focusing on IBM’s go-forward roadmap for Lotus, enhanced mobility support, and improved cloud...
by Michael Sampson
I’m heading to Europe in March to attend and speak at IntraTeam Event 2010, the annual Intranet conference in Copenhagen. While global warming won’t be on the agenda, lots of intranet and...
by Michael Sampson
“The end has come.” Recalling Gandalf’s deep resonant voice in The Lord of the Rings seems like a good way to start this, my last Messaging News blog post for 2009. The end of the...
by Michael Sampson
Archiving and eDiscovery for email are a well-understood, even if not so well-practiced set of requirements; but compared to the current status of archiving and eDiscovery for collaboration systems,...
by Michael Sampson
I was supposed to have written a blog post for here a couple of weeks back, but life’s been busy. I had a very enjoyable, albeit exhausting trip to Singapore, leaving New Zealand on the Tuesday...