"I am endeavoring, Madam, to construct a mnemonic memory circuit using stone knives and bearskins." trapped on Earth in the year 1930 Most workgroups are stuck in the stone-knives-and-bearskins stage ...

Online collaboration is one of those ideas that just won’t go away, which is probably a good thing. If you’re a small firm with employees or partners working in different offices, or if you need to ...

It looks like one of the big targets for ASPs next year will be replacing or becoming the mobile alternative for Microsoft Outlook and similar productivity tools. Here in the Network World Web ...

Remote workgroup collaboration—the Holy Grail of workgroup computing—has long seemed tantalizingly close. Tools such as e-mail and video-conferencing, coupled with centralized data repositories such ...

Integrated suites prove evenly matched in features, performance Given the lightning speed with which our decision-making processes flow these days and the increase in telecommuting staff, using ...

How it works: Tools that allow people to share a browser and applications are evolving from Web conferencing tools, says Richard Edwards, an Ovum principal research analyst. For example, IBM is ...

Eyeing the potential to streamline and shave up to two weeks off the time needed to execute equipment installations, Dublin, Ohio-based Wendy's International is using an online project management ...

The Web rests for no one. The year started with people still trying to consistently define "Web 2.0," which describes an increasingly social online experience combined with programmable Web sites. It ...

Software-as-a-service providers including Slack, Trello, Asana, and Smartsheet saw disruptions after API and network issues hit Amazon Web Services’ U.S. data center. The Tuesday outage at an Amazon ...

This is a comprehensive list of the best web-based project management software, covering features, pricing, and more. Use this guide to find your best fit. While some people like the option of ...

Startup inspiration can strike anywhere. But for Atlas.co*, a freemium browser-based, real-time mapping tool that’s being built by an Oslo, Norway-based team of (initially student) engineers, the ...