End of SharePoint on premise support: an opportunity for your data security?
End of SharePoint on premise support: an opportunity for your data security?
Digital Workplace
Where Digital Transformation Meets Collaboration
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Digital Workplace
10 Best Open Source Portal Software
Organizations across all industries increasingly rely on digital environments that go far beyond traditional websites. They need portals — unified and intelligent platforms that function as intranets, extranets, digital workplaces, customer portals, knowledge hubs, or community ecosystems.
Best On-Premise and Self-Hosted Alternatives to SharePoint
Microsoft SharePoint (in both its on-premises and SharePoint Online forms) has long dominated the enterprise intranet, collaboration, and content management landscape. With its robust document libraries, versioning, workflows, portals, and deep Microsoft 365 integration, SharePoint has become synonymous with enterprise collaboration.
Employee Connection: Definition and Strategies to Strengthen It
Employee connection is the feeling that people belong, are informed, and can influence their work. It’s not just about friendliness or team spirit—it’s a strategic business issue. When employees feel connected, organizations see higher productivity, stronger retention, better well-being, and faster adaptability to change. In today’s world of hybrid and remote work, fostering this connection has become a defining factor for success.
Shutdown of Workplace by Meta at the end of August: what should you do if you haven’t migrated yet?
Workplace by Meta will close its doors for good on 31 August 2025. This announcement, although anticipated several months ago, is now confronting many organizations with a real emergency: what can you do if nothing has been done?
Best Open-Source Alternatives to Microsoft SharePoint
Microsoft SharePoint has long been the standard for enterprise intranets, document management, and collaboration. Its strength lies in integration with Microsoft 365 and enterprise workflows. Yet, SharePoint’s closed architecture, licensing costs, and limited flexibility have prompted many organizations to consider open-source alternatives.