In this post, we’ll outline the top six most important reasons your team needs to adopt an online collaboration platform asap.
Distributed Companies, Work From Home, And The Technology Enabling The Change
In the last 6 months, companies have kept employees productive and safe at home while still accomplishing goals. However, it takes more than just video meetings. Here are some key areas to consider when managing flexible work amidst the pandemic.
Will We See a Technology Repatriation Post-COVID?
Almost overnight, even the least tech literate companies were forced to move business to the cloud, buy collaboration platforms, and start using SaaS applications to keep their business running and their employees safe. But when we finally beat COVID-19, will things go back to how they were?
Poly Announces Sync: Deepens Zoom Partnership at Zoomtopia 2020
This week at Zoomtopia, Poly has announced the release of its Sync series to deepen its Zoom partnership and enable remote and return to work
Microsoft Ignite 2020: Teams Gets a Slew of Enhancements
Yesterday at day one of Microsoft Ignite, the company announced a slew of enhancements to Microsoft Teams. Analyzing the highlights.
Cisco Acquires BabbleLabs to Improve Remote Collaboration
As remote work continues to gain momentum, Cisco has acquired Babblelabs to advance how spaces deal with noise and harsh environments.
Poly Boldly Steps Beyond UC Naming Dave Shull as CEO
Poly has taken bold steps to fill its CEO role naming Dave Shull, former TiVo and Weather Channel CEO, showing the company’s larger ambitions.
Cisco Collaboration Unveils A Blueprint For the Hybrid Workplace
This week, with its July and August updates to Webex, Cisco SVP Javed Khan announced the company’s blueprint for hybrid workplaces as the pandemic looms.
Poly Q1 Delivers Strong Margins Powered by Work From Home Strategy
Poly, a leader in peripherals for collaboration delivered strong margins amidst the pandemic built upon its strong work from home strategy.
Zoom Slides into the “Enterprise Renovation of the Home” Trend With Dedicated Teleconferencing Appliance
Given how much more utility a new laptop (on which Zoom will work just fine) will provide that worker, the question becomes obvious: why would any IT department spend $599 apiece for these standalone devices when similarly-priced laptops will run Zoom just as well?
