Snapchat might be all the rage right now, but if we’re being honest, it seems about as likely a candidate for enterprise software adoption as Yo or Twitter. Sure, it’s good for teenyboppers and twenty-somethings, but realistically, how could any software branded as “ephemeral” possibly be reconciled with quality business software? Before I dive into … continue reading
Years ago, we heard about a movement in software development that was more about individuals and interactions than processes and tools. It was about responding to change and not a rigid plan. Of course, I’m quoting from the Agile Manifesto. Agile development didn’t spring to life overnight, but slowly and over time we’ve adapted as … continue reading
Employees working out of office and on their own terms are what managers can expect … continue reading
Working out of office on employees’ terms is what managers can expect … continue reading
Yammer is proving itself to be a great place to find answers to tricky SharePoint questions … continue reading
Yammer collaboration features are now in Office apps … continue reading
Yammer is not taking off like it’s supposed to, but like the growth of agile, it will take some time … continue reading
With social collaboration growing in importance, SharePoint tools are changing to reflect how this collaboration is happening … continue reading
Microsoft will maintain its support for Yammer, and may update it more often … continue reading
Yammer is the newest social-networking feature that SharePointers are excited about … continue reading
Mike Watson’s reaction to Microsoft’s Yammer acquisition. How does it fit in with the company’s plans for social? … continue reading
