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.
Airbus deploys Microsoft’s HoloLens, pushes mixed reality plans further
The company, which competes with the likes of Boeing and Lockheed Martin, also plans to sell its own mixed reality apps to others in the aviation industry.
AR at work: 5 headsets aimed at business
Augmented reality is finding a place in the office as a driver of collaboration and productivity and for front-line workers, a way to stay connected with fellow employees.
Dropbox focuses on collaboration with major app redesign
The cloud file storage company continues to reinvent itself as it looks to compete with collaboration and productivity rivals like Google, Microsoft and Slack.
7 Slack alternatives for team chat and collaboration
While it was Slack that kickstarted the business chat market five years ago, other options might be better suited for some companies. Here’s a look at seven Slack rivals, from big players like Microsoft Teams and Google Hangouts to...
Revamped Google Glass 2 aims more powerful AR at the enterprise
Google renews its focus on enterprise augmented reality with the Glass Enterprise Edition 2; it packs a better camera and faster processor.
Google sees Gmail as key to its collaboration plans
‘We are not going to live in a world where everyone abandons email and moves all of their communication to chat,’ says Google’s Jacob Bank, director of product management at G Suite.
Lenovo launches enterprise AR/VR headset, the ‘ThinkReality A6'
Augmented reality’s potential is on the rise as new enterprise use cases emerge. Lenovo hopes to position its device as a rival to Microsoft’s HoloLens.
New Cortana and Google Assistant updates highlight workplace potential
Microsoft and Google this week both showcased changes to their digital voice assistants designed to make them more useful in the office.
Facebook’s Workplace gets updated UI, more emphasis on chat and groups
The revamped look unveiled this week is designed to be quicker and easier to use for both employees and Workplace admins.
Slack partners with Zoom to boost video capabilities
One analyst said the move, unveiled at Slack Frontiers, could disrupt both the unified communications and collaboration software markets.
