Collaboration analytics: Yes, you can track employees. Should you?

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Collaboration analytics: Yes, you can track employees. Should you? Analytics tools provided by Microsoft, Slack, and other collaboration app vendors offer insights into communication patterns and other employee work habits. But companies should be wary of reading too much into the data — or abusing workers' trust. Read more ▶

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A smart new screenshot sharing system for Chrome This Google-inspired tool will let you capture, share, and even collaborate on screenshots without ever leaving your browser.

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Defining the digital workspace of the future There's a lot of talk these days about the hybrid workplace. But what comes next after that?

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