2017 Digital Workplace and Marketing Technology Predictions
Here's our yearly attempt to predict what will happen with Digital Marketing and Digital Workplace technology in the upcoming year.
Slack
Excerpt from the Slack: evaluation:"Slack boasts high-growth numbers, but they stem from what was initially a relatively small user base. As more enterprises experiment with Slack, customer feedback has emerged to reveal that it is definitely not a large enterprise tool and has limitations. ..."
(P. 385 in the Enterprise Collaboration & Social Software Report. )
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