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CloudApp announces new product features

Favorites, dark mode, collections, and a new UI are announced. CloudApp also did a survey of 1000 office workers on the future of collaboration

CloudApp continues to expand its business by adding experienced SaaS leader Cody Gilland. It was also listed for the third time on G2's Top Performers report

Inc names CloudApp a top app in the productivity space

Press release: CloudApp named a leading app by G2Crowd in Spring 2019 report

CloudApp announced the appointment of Joe Martin as VP of Marketing

Following investment, CloudApp launches a plugin for Adobe XD

They are the first generations who struggle to remember a time without instantaneous communication and access to information.

Taking agile from a small group to a whole organization can be a backbreaker. But rituals that unite the team help: 7 leaders share unique ideas to borrow.

We take a look at how technology can help build a great culture and drive engagement in remote teams.

Edge computing is fast becoming a new cybersecurity “front line” as users overlook security in their rush to get data and services deployed.

For many employees, work is an endless litany of meetings, brainstorms and gatherings that stifle innovation, crush productivity and overwhelm even the most carefully curated to-do lists.

In this week’s TechGenix Xtreme Podcast we discuss Google's creepy Selfish Ledger, shed some light on shadow IT, and analyze the latest U.S. Supreme Court decision and what it means for privacy protection.

Shadow IT is viewed by many businesses as a problem because it indicates a loss of control over what technologies users have access to. But is this always a bad thing?

Does anyone even use Bing anymore?

Any way you look at it, it’s a long journey between the very early days of a business to seeing it mature and even flourish.

At WWDC, Apple announced a new feature for iOS 12 that will allow FaceTime to accommodate up to 32 people at once. This could make Apple a contender in the enterprise video conferencing realm.

Security researchers from the software company 42 revealed a vulnerability in the Atlassian OAuth plugin last year that enabled unauthorized execution of HTTP GET requests from the server.