Matthew Finnegan
Senior Reporter
Matthew Finnegan covers collaboration and other enterprise IT topics for Computerworld. He joined IDG in January 2013 and is based in Sweden.
Why HyperloopTT uses Facebook’s Workplace for team communications
Companies looking to better connect workers spread across time zones have a variety of options; Microsoft, Google, Slack and Facebook all compete in the collaboration arena. Sometimes, one of those options stands out among the others....
CERN bails on Facebook’s Workplace, cites cost
The research organization, which operates the large hadron collider, will instead opt for open-source messaging app Mattermost to replace its trial test of Workplace.
Google opens up Glass Enterprise Edition 2 for direct purchases
Developers will be allowed to buy the smartglasses individually as Google looks to build business demand.
Oops! Microsoft gets 'black eye' from Teams outage
Users of Microsoft’s team collaboration app were unable to login Monday after the company forgot to renew an authentication certificate.
Cisco adds AI transcription to Webex Meetings
Integration of Voicea tech to Cisco’s videoconferencing platform enables automated recording and transcriptions of meetings.
Atlassian expands Jira roadmaps for better project status visibility
The function has proved popular with users since last year’s big overhaul of Jira.
Microsoft targets frontline workers with Teams walkie-talkie feature
A push-to-talk option will be integrated with Samsung’s new Galaxy XCover Pro ruggedized handset.
Making the connection: The role of collaboration apps in digital transformation
As more and more companies find themselves with workers spread across the globe, it's become harder – and even more important – to keep employees connected. While a plethora of collaboration tools is available to do just that, getting...
2020: The year the office finds its voice?
Voice-based AI assistants may soon be as common in the workplace as they are at home, handling routine tasks and – eventually – more complicated workflows and business processes.
Atlassian unveils Forge, its serverless app development platform
Forge is built with Amazon Web Service’s Lambda function as a cloud-based service platform, allowing developers to build and deploy their own apps for Atlassian products.
Microsoft Teams comes to Linux
The launch of the highly requested Linux desktop client is designed to help Microsoft appeal to developers.
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