Melissa Incera is an Associate Analyst with 451 Research’s Workforce Productivity and Compliance team. Her research focuses on collaboration technologies, which spans file sync and share, modern content management, task and team management, and collaborative productivity applications. She tracks the ways in which such social business tools are becoming more intelligent, secure and team-oriented as key drivers of digital workplace transformation.
Prior to joining the analyst team, Melissa worked with 451 Research sales where she supported vendor and end-user research requests. Melissa holds a bachelor's degree in English and Hispanic Studies from Boston College.
Citrix has unveiled the first iteration of its new Workspace application, a productivity hub that serves to drive unification across its product portfolio and drive a new people-centric work agenda.
Content-collaboration provider Box has acquired operational performance management startup Progressly in its first deal since 2015. The addition of Progressly's technology and team will augment Box's ongoing efforts in workflow management and productivity automation, extending its value for enterprises as it looks for growth upmarket.
This Market Monitor overview report on the Social Business marketplace reflects updated market and vendor estimates through Q1 2018. Using the broadest definition, the Social Business market consists of the following segments: Information Governance - Privacy & Compliance and Data Discovery, Enterprise Collaboration & Communication, EMC & File Sharing, Workforce Management, Marketing Automation, CRM & Customer Support, Social Media Monitoring & Management, Web Experience Management and Digital Commerce. This report provides a granular analysis of the Marketing Automation, Social Media Monitoring & Management, Enterprise Collaboration & Communication, and Web Experience Management segments. Going forward, we will be expanding our coverage of the market to include more of the aforementioned segments.
European ECM vendor Everteam sees its entry into the US market as an opportunity for a technological and market-positioning refresh. This places the company among a growing number of vendors taking an intelligence-driven and multi-repository approach to information governance.
New executive leadership, supported by a recent funding round, is pursuing an ambitious growth agenda that could be exactly what the company needs to refresh its image in the contract management space.
The company is combating perceptions of its services as old-school ECM with DocuShare Flex, a SaaS content management platform that brings it better in line with cloud content productivity vendors that are making big grabs for market share.
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