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home office tools
by noel on January 21, 2007

1. E-mail
2. Phone
3. Text Chat
4. VOip
5. Web Conferencing
6. Document Collaboration
7. Group Online Document Sharing
8. Wiki
9. Shared Calendars
10. Message Forums
Amongst these communication tools, one that's gaining more traction as the days go by is group online document sharing.
According, to WebWorkerDaily,
it is a repository-based collaboration. Keep the files you're editing in one place, and keep track of the versions so you know what the latest edits are. Koral is rolling out their document collaboration service aimed at small teams that appears very promising so far, free for basic use. Koral uses AJAX for a beautiful web interface, and such features as RSS feeds and a desktop dropbox to make sure files are in sync across users. HyperOffice, WebOffice and Joyent are other options with varying price tags. Windows users might like live-documents.com which doesn't actually upload the file to a central server. Instead, collaborative information is stored within the file itself on the users' computer.
Sharepoint and some Web 2.0 sites that offer this type of functionality are getting more popular because it facilitates monitoring of project phases and accomplishment progress.
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Response from:
Genealogy Looker
(01/26/07 11:45am)
I think there's a potential demand for more customized web-based communication tools for specific industries .. interesting article and food for thought for this programmer ..
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