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The From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, December 9th.

Oh, to be a leader of a company that brings virtual teams together.

Since the pandemic emerged, software companies selling collaboration tools have found themselves in the corporate sweet spot.

The pandemic has made formerly useful tools utterly essential.

Without video conferencing, document sharing, and the like, corporate productivity

would have ground to a halt when we all began working from home. Now that more and more big

companies are telling employees they can work from home forever, it appears that teamwork may

never go back to the way it was before. Remote teams could well be the new normal, a worldview that both software

vendors and investors are banking on. That's one obvious reason behind last week's

blockbuster deal. Salesforce, the $220 billion sales and marketing software behemoth, is acquiring

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