'A virtual water cooler' - Social software market will hit $4.5bn in 2021 - Gartner

Kelsey Rees
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'A virtual water cooler' - Social software market will hit $4.5bn in 2021 - Gartner

Remote home working and social software integrations within other enterprise applications will drive double-digit growth, says Gartner

The social software and collaboration market will rack up $4.5bn in revenues in 2021 with double-digit growth expected through 2022, Gartner has predicted. The analyst firm claims remote home working...

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