As an attorney and legal consultant, he has written about the privacy of e-mail in the workplace and government access to information contained on computers. This report will help you identify what collaborative market segments are hot and which are not and why. It will also show how the collaborative computing landscape is changing. It also forecasts and analyzes collaborative ASP spending by region and application segment, but does not include service provider profiles. This document discusses how companies can capture feedback from online customers and users about Web and intranet content, using the example of 2WAY Corporation.
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This document describes IDC's predictions for the collaboration and messaging markets in 2000. Emerging segments such as team collaborative applications and real-time conferencing will benefit from largely untapped opportunities and the convergence of standards and the ASP model, which will make it easier than ever for people to collaborate across networks and firewalls. The most obvious changes have been in the areas of product integration and Internet standards. First, the ASP market will take time to develop due to its radically different computing model which must be accepted by often conservative IT acquisition decision-makers. Second, ASPs will require help building application hosting platforms and will look to experienced ISVs with commercial solutions optimized for hosting.