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Informationweek Microsoft Viva Heralds New Wave of Collaboration Tools With so many workers at home full time, collaboration apps like Zoom, Slack, and Microsoft Teams have become a virtual substitute for the office, but without the balance. Now they are about to get better. Video conferencing, group chat, and other collaboration software tools were never intended to be the main channels for workforce collaboration. When everyone worked in the same office, these tools augmented in-person collaboration. They were a backup. You could still go down the hall and talk to your colleague in person or eat lunch together in the kitchen.
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Informationweek CIOs to Accelerate Digital Business Transformation in 2021 With 2020 in the rearview mirror, finally, CIOs are looking at bigger budgets and an acceleration in their digital transformations. After a year of responding to a crisis, CIOs in 2021 are taking a more proactive stance, looking to help their organizations as they build out digital business projects that make the most of shifting markets and revenue opportunities in a changed economy. Box CEO Aaron Levie put it this way in a recent tweet, "Most enterprises focused 2020 on remaining resilient and shifting work to remote. Now in 2021, every conversation I'm having with customers is how their business models change because of digital. Powering this is the big opportunity in enterprise software now."
Informationweek Cybersecurity, Modernization Top Priorities for Federal CIOs Cybersecurity, modernization, H1-B visas, COVID-19 data and analytics. These are a few of the items that are on the agenda for the Biden administration. Now that the Trump Administration is gone and the Biden Administration is leading the executive branch of the US federal government, will IT organizations within the government notice a difference? What changes can they expect? Will those technology changes make a difference to the technology community beyond the federal government? One thing is certain -- you can expect some significant changes. That's according to Gartner Senior Research Director Michael Brown who published a research note on what's expected from the new administration and spoke to InformationWeek in an interview.
Informationweek DocuSign Automates to Scale IT for Big Business Growth Digital signature and contract management company DocuSign's IT automation projects paid off when the pandemic lockdowns hit. Here's why. It's been nearly a year since the world of office workers made a sudden and unexpected migration to work from home, often over a period of just days. It was an impressive feat when you consider how long such a project would have normally taken in pre-pandemic times -- probably at least six months of planning, perhaps another six for execution, and then a few more for cleaning up the inevitable issues.
Informationweek How CDOs Can Solve the Top Data and Analytics Challenge Enterprises have made a lot of progress in becoming data driven over the past several years, but organizations continue to cite one major impediment. As organizations look to speed up their digital transformations and technology progress, one of the big strategy questions is, what is the best approach to getting there? When it comes to data, analytics, machine learning and the rest of artificial intelligence, many organizations have appointed a chief data officer to help hasten the process. Can one person at the top make the right technology purchase decisions and put the program on the fast track to success? Not really.