TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
As businesses continue on their digitization roadmap, many have entered the last stage. Benefits are already becoming measurable and driving enterprise transformation. Silicon UK asks what barriers have been encountered, and what does ...
Microsoft Teams users can now add a Yammer tab to their Teams groups, allowing them to use Yammer social features alongside Teams collaboration features
Social media markerters and companies can now access cloud files directly from Hootsuite platform
ANALYSIS: New-gen IT carried on the business of government information distribution when conventional methods failed, and the government had nothing to do with it
Mobile marketing, analytics and email marketing will also be heavily invested in
Social networking giant's acquisition spree continues with purchase of video compression specialist
A mobile service for Finland's elderly residents crowdfunds as it aims to resolve the 'largest problem in social and health care'
Flaw could have allowed easy account hijacking over a mobile phone
Pinterest rival Clipboard will be shut down next month
Salesforce alternative now links better to social
Salesforce is still a start-up and should remain so, chief scientist JP Rangaswami tells TechWeekEurope
Jive uses "gamification", the use of game-design techniques and mechanics, to make enterprise intranets more interesting
Microsoft's Bing, which still trails Google Search. has added a feature to let a user to associate pages from around the Web with their name
YouTube has undergone the biggest transformation in its history with an emphasis on social features
The European Commission is to give its approval for Microsoft to buy VoIP service provider Skype
The next version of Windows will have an App Store, cloud integration and a Kinect-based UI, says Nicholas Kolakowski
Google +1 is no Facebook conqueror, but it could be made into an attractive program for advertisers, says Clint Boulton
Enterprise organisations are getting the social software bug, with spending edging towards the billion dollar mark
Gartner believes the increasing use of social networking in businesses could see email being replaced by 20 percent of business users