This feature is very much like Shinkuro. And it is powerful. Making sharing files easy and secure should be one of the core requirements of any good collaboration system.
One of the exciting new capabilities within the soon-to-ship version 3.0 is Groove folder synchronization. Hugh Pyle, a Groove Networks developer, provides some background.
I doubt this will come to pass, it's almost like the old urban legend that the U.S. Postal service will start charging for e-mail, but saddly this is a true story. After just having a conversation over Skype (side note: I was blow away. The sound quality really was better than a standard land-line). Something…
Amy is right on the mark here! And the article on CMS watch is a must-read for anyone working or starting to work in this space. I think one of the real barriers to collaboration and KM is ease of use and flexibility. In one former company I worked in Lotus Notes was the collaboration…
Pretty good article. Some basic and important things to watch for…beyond the standard PM stuff of having support from the top, clear owners and roles, it's important to understand the KM as it is often implemented is completely contrary to the way people have learned to work. Keep your good ideas and use them as…
Citrix has annouced the GoToMeeting service (as someone commented on today) that was mentioned in the ComputerWorld article I posted here previously. Haven't had a chance to look at it yet, but I hope to soon. Citrix tests Web conferencing service | CNET News.com
News from Shared Spaces. I am going to be looking at TeamIntel and reading the article from InfoWorld on the hosted collaboration shortly. Today's highlights: Intrinsyc J-Integra; IM Migration from AOL; Virtual Global TeamIntel 2004i Lite; and InfoWorld on hosted collaboration; Intrinsyc Software introduced the J-Integra Interoperability Suite, enabling developers to mix-and-match Java tools with…
Another example of how the BizBlog is helping already over taxed info-workers keep up. While in the same boat not so long ago I often wondered how management expected people to actually get the work done when everyone was in meeting all the time. The answer is, of course, they expect people to stretch their…
