Microsoft Teams guest access is the most read post on the Microsoft tech community forum. It has 162k views since 2016 but we don’t seem to be much closer to a resolution. There is no doubt that Microsoft Teams is one of the market-leading tools, with a whole host of functionality. In fact, Teams now ...
Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Hangouts and Cisco Webex Teams. The industry that Slack began is growing more crowded each day. Now, full of loads of great alternatives to Slack. Email is not completely dead yet. But it’s no longer the only way for people to communicate at work. Today, real-time enterprise messaging applications are growing ...
In collaboration IT, interoperability usually happens when competitors work together. When two competing systems work together, without regard to brand name, the end user’s outcome then becomes the same. This is crucial for collaboration to enable, well, genuine collaboration. Lack of interoperability in collaborative businesses creates communication silos, friction, and often leads to what we’ve ...
Comparing Slack vs Microsoft Teams is all the rage right now – but it doesn’t really solve the problem most of us face today. Strengths and weaknesses are natural in any product. But, today there are two questions. What does picking apart these apps achieve? What is the alternative? Slack vs Microsoft Teams As a ...
Following an acquisition or merger, you have two choices in team chat. Either migrate all users from one collaboration platform to the other, or keep everybody chatting on the same platform.
Forbes reported that the Unified Comms market is worth a staggering $56bn in 2019. Despite this, the tech, the brands, and most importantly the people of Unified Comms remain a mystery to some SMBs and enterprises. One vendor, Ribbon Communications, went as far as saying that some businesses are unaware of Unified Comms, at an ...
"The Office-Messaging Wars Are Over. Slack Has Won.” CEO Tom Hadfield thinks otherwise and declares they are only just beginning.
Microsoft and Cisco feature in the top right corner of Gardner’s Magic Quadrant got Unified Communications... so where is Slack?