Chris Marsh sets the vision for and manages 451 Research's Workforce Productivity and Compliance practice. His own research focuses on workforce productivity software including the project, team, task, content and innovation management applications into which businesses are putting more of their data and workflows; general worker productivity suites like Microsoft's Office and Google's G Suite; technologies such as on-device workspaces, containers, partitions and endpoint management tools giving access to and providing security around productivity software; and the middleware technologies and workflow engines influencing how application experiences are designed and consumed. Before 451 Research, Chris was a research manager in Nokia's Global Consumer Analytics and Insights division.
Content-collaboration specialist AeroFS has reached for project management vendor Redbooth with the aim of meeting users' expectations for cross-functional task and team collaboration in the cloud. The combined offering should mean increased productivity value for clients, but it will undoubtedly bring stiffer competition from portfolio providers such as Microsoft, Google and Atlassian.
We anticipate a convergence in the structured work management market segment that highlights interdependencies between team collaboration and project and portfolio management. Basecamp, Asana and Smartsheet all have maturing takes on team and task management as enterprise interest rises.
The company has aimed its behavioral analytics engine at collaboration technology to help anticipate and proactively correct data leakage and cultural violations. In the future, Wiretap hopes to expand the application of its intelligence capabilities to increase value for personal and group productivity.
The digital-demand-generation agency claims revenue gains as a result of improved operational efficiency and strengthened client relationships derived from using Wrike for project management.
This Market Monitor overview report on the Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) marketplace reflects updated market and vendor estimates through Q2 2017. We define EMM as a set of tools that include mobile device management, mobile application management, mobile application platforms, mobile email containers, mobile back end as a service (MBaaS) and mobile virtualization. These tools can be used solo, in parallel or in a tiered fashion across a mobile environment. We see these as one of the most important toolsets adopted by the enterprise, and as critical enablers of mobile computing.
The company is the latest content services provider to pony up for artificial intelligence components that render information from text and unstructured data sources. The acquisition should bolster M-Files' efforts to automate the manual components of content management that impede mass adoption.
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