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The Department of Navy's Space and Naval Warfare Center released a draft request for proposal Sept. 30 for its massive Navy/Marine Corps Next Generation Enterprise Network. NGEN is considered the Read more...

If you're curious how the Pentagon's IT pros compare to your own, you might want to look into the federal government's Information Technology Exchange Program. To share technology know-how between Read more...

It's one thing to deploy collaboration tools, and it's another thing to get employees to use them. At Random House publishing, the IT team figured out how to convince users to take advantage of Read more...

There's a great variety of collaboration technology available for tasks like organizing meetings and completing reports, but companies still tend to use email, which is infamously inefficient. One of Read more...

Businesses have been busy buying collaboration tools, but they're still waiting to discover the full payback, analysts at Forrester Research found in a recent survey. The tools are reducing travel Read more...

As fast as enterprise technologies are evolving, the ways in which people work are changing too. Over the past year, companies spent more time facilitating the use of smartphones and tablet computers Read more...

Data integration software and services provider Informatica boasts a heavy-hitting roster of customers, including 84 of the Fortune 100 companies and government agencies in 20 countries. About two Read more...

Until the iPad came along, the office workers and the plant workers at Industrial Mold & Machine had little means of communicating effectively, resulting in a culture gap at the Twinsburg, Ohio Read more...

The number and variety of enterprise collaboration tools have exploded in recent years, presenting a confusing array of options. To help determine which ones make sense for your company, here are Read more...

Microsoft has thrown down the gauntlet and declared that it is seeking five million Lotus Notes customers to switch to Microsoft's own collaboration tools. According to COO Kevin Turner, the Read more...