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Whether you're trying to chat with team members, organize a project, or work on a shared spreadsheet, you need the right software for the job. The best online collaboration tools we've tested can help ...

Here are the highlights from our webcast on ediscovery for Slack, Teams and othercollaboration apps. Watch the webcast here. Let’s think back to April 2020. Apologies if that’s a time period you’d ...

From cooperation to evidence-based positions on scope and search, a UF Law E-Discovery Conference panel shared some of the best practices to successfully preserve collaboration app data. For every ...

Cloud-based collaboration has made it possible for development teams to work across multiple projects, share resources instantly, and maintain consistent workflows without traditional infrastructure ...

After two years since Microsoft first teased its collaborative work app, the Loop is now available for the public with a recent launch from the software company. This Microsoft Loop platform will ...

Team collaboration apps are still hot stuff in UC circles. Established vendors are making room in the portfolios for them, service providers are variously reselling them or developing their own, and ...

Online collaboration has become routine thanks to productivity apps like Google Docs and team design platform Figma, among others, but there are still hosts of internet-connected applications where ...

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Apple Music still doesn’t offer collaborative playlists, but Caset is an iOS app that solves that problem by letting users create collaborative “mixtapes” with their friends. With its latest update, ...

During a keynote at re:Invent 2022 today, Amazon announced CodeCatalyst, a service designed to take away the heavy lifting of working across different codebases, tools and environments to build apps.