ProjectSpaces 4.0 - "Why it might be a killer"

Saturday, April 14. 2007

[promo!] We've updated our own ProjectSpaces web-based team workspace with some nice new features, and I was real pleased to see a few blogs posts about it, such as at KillerStartup.com

Why it might be a killer:
ProjectSpaces is filled with options and features for collaboration, whether it be for small groups or larger organizations. The user-friendliness is definitely a factor in attracting users, as its level of control.

And also a mention over on "Michael 's Thoughts", Michael Sampson's very interesting blog about collaboration, effectiveness, and productivity.

The new feature I think is most interesting is the ability to allow users to comment on any type of content, documents, events, etc. We heard interesting discussions at our October 2006 Online Community Summit about how online collaboration/community is increasingly associated with content - i.e. photos, video, documents, and not limited to being on "community" sites. I think the analogy for online workspaces is to enable discussions to happen everywhere - associated with documents, events, people, etc - and not limited to the "discussion forum."

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Posted by Chris Wolz in Collaboration, Technology at 10:45 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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Yes, indeed, congrats on the new release. And I agree that the commenting functionality is an excellent addition.
M.

#1 Michael Sampson (Homepage) on 2007-04-15 23:26 (Reply)

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