3 enterprise gamification success stories

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	3 enterprise gamification success stories Xerox, Allstate and Hyatt Hotels use gamification to train employees, improve productivity and increase sales. Here's how they achieved success. Read More In this Issue Facebook pushes Messenger as future of business communication HP boxes up the cloud for the enterprise Microsoft offers enterprises slower Office 2016 update tempo Top enterprise IT companies where people want to work EMC pools enterprise smarts to create data 'lakes' RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver Gain Fresh perspectives & insights at IT Roadmap Denver Explore today's biggest IT challenges and trends including: security & risk management, the digitization of the enterprise, devops, cloud management and more. Attend IT Roadmap Denver, April 7. Learn more - http://www.itroadmap.net/denver2015/NLP Facebook pushes Messenger as future of business communication Facebook sees Business on Messenger replacing the telephone as people's go-to for communicating with enterprises Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Digitizing The Enterprise Creates Content Challenges IBM commissioned Forrester Consulting to examine these growing content transformation usage requirements within enterprise organizations. Learn More HP boxes up the cloud for the enterprise The HP Helion Rack provides a prepackaged cloud ready to run Read More : New Relic Navigating DevOps: Learn What It Is and Why It Matters In this eBook you'll learn; what DevOps is, where it came from, why it was created and who's adopting it...plus a whole lot more. Learn more! Microsoft offers enterprises slower Office 2016 update tempo Microsoft said it will offer businesses a slower update tempo for Office 2016, just as it has already promised for Windows 10. Read More WHITE PAPER: Open Text Key business Drivers for Using B2B Outsourcing With a clear understanding of B2B Managed Services, you can begin to address whether your organization can benefit from this approach. Every organization is different with different business priorities, trading communities and supply chain strategies. However, some key business drivers for using Managed Services have emerged. Learn More Top enterprise IT companies where people want to work Poachable, a Seattle startup that specializes in connecting passive job-seekers with companies looking to hire, says enterprise network and IT companies such as Microsoft, IBM and Cisco are among the most desirable places to work. But largely consumer-focused companies, like Google, Apple and Amazon, are even more attractive. Read More EMC pools enterprise smarts to create data 'lakes' Technology from VMware, Pivotal and EMC storage will go into big-data analytics systems Read More
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