For the vast majority of its users, the Internet represents e-mail and instant messaging. However, even if it is considered to be a mission-critical service that should perform at an optimal level, ...

The use of groupware, also known as Network/Web Integrated Collaborative Environments (ICE) software, doubled in 1997 from a year earlier to more than 50 million users worldwide, according to research ...

Groupware is evolving. Struggling to shed the “glorified e-mail” label and reclaim a reputation as purveyors of seriously useful and productive software, vendors are adding new tools and are working ...

Groupware will become the key application for the Internet, according to Netscape, which will launch software to rival existing offerings from Lotus, Novell, and Microsoft. The move towards groupware ...