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Collaboration tools: NomaDesk
Virtual file space isn’t anything new, you and me all familiar with it for our everyday net life. Recently there is surge of document sharing services, which virtually concentrated to B2B (Business to business), rather than B2C (Business to consumers). But hey you always have to welcome something innovative, conventional, out of the ordinary business file sharing services like NomaDesk. A groupware such as NomaDesk which is designed for the nomadic workforce (an odd nickname, yet very appropriate), truly change the way business moves. A professional collaboration tool that leaves out the high minded IT, expensive hardware, and training, leaving your company with an effective and affordable workspace app. Workspaces appear as Windows drives, meaning that even your most non-technically minded employee can create and manage his/her own space. I know there are many other renowned collaboration systems out there, why do you have to go with this start-up instead? Effortless manage, edit, share and synchronize which is affordable and highly scalable workspace that are always available, on-line or off –Reason enough to give NomaDesk a trial run nonetheless. Documents can be sent via any email-enabled device using the Email2Folder feature—no extra software is required. NomaDesk is fully integrated into…
Online collaboration tools: Series C
Groupware or collaboration software aims to help organize teamwork. Microsoft Project is one of the best-known project management apps, but not every business requires its power. A new generation of simpler, Web-based services can do the job. In our last two sets of collaboration tools review we featured four of the most outstanding free/partially free online collaboration app. Off course those aren’t the only tools that can make your collaboration up to the mark, there are a bunch of app/software out there which are free (Partial or full) and this list is growing every day. So here are my today’s picks: Wrike Wrike offers a bit less Web-based project management services than most of its competitors. The service moved out of beta test into public release less than a year ago. Features a TimeLine view, which displays Gantt charts, will definitely impress you. In this short lifespan they already manage to get attention of big fish like PCWorld, eWeek etc. Admit it, most of we collaborate our projects over hundreds of email, imagine the situation when you have 2-3 projects and mails are piling over on inbox-tracking them would be like finding needle in a hay stack. Wrike makes life…
Ticketing goes mobile
Acquired in a management buyout in 1987, Go North East is the founding company of the Go-Ahead Group. Go North East is now the largest bus operator in the North East of England. Now bus passengers using Go North East are now able to order and receive tickets by mobile phone, very fancy right? Well North East bus giant claims its scheme of selling bus tickets by mobile phone is first in UK. Launched this week following a trial late last year, the service, dubbed txt2go, enables passenger to text 60060 to receive their digital ticket in a matter of minutes. In order to travel, they simply need to show it to the driver when boarding, reducing the amount of money being kept in the vehicle at any one time. Each ticket contains coded information and is locked to the handset it was ordered from to reduce forgery attempts and increase security. Well in here in Philippines travelers with domestic Philippine carrier Cebu Pacific (CEB) can pay for their airline tickets via the 1,700 Megalink automated teller machines (ATMs) around the country after making their booking through CEB’s call centre or by text message (SMS). Manila’s Metro Rail Transit System,…
Online business portal-Alibaba
There was such a time when business community used to gather in country clubs or aristocratic restaurants/bars to exchange views and information for mutual benefits. Those sorts of clubs still do exist, which are strictly limited to members and memberships are hard to come by. But business world did changed a lot, especially when more and more industry started to have their cyber journey. In this new age we have new kinds of portals, the online portals where business community gathers for mutual benefits, by breaking down the aristocratic, national, international, and cultural barriers. Sounds world-shattering isn’t it . As you must know by now that, we are living in age which sometimes referred as crowdsourced or more popularly as “Web 2.0” era. There are lots of social community portals, where people mingle, find friends, mates for their social life. But business isn’t just about meeting people, which require a lot more, since common benefits are at stake. So obviously business needs to have its own portal or community, where sole purpose of people’s gathering is one common goal-“Doing Business”. So let’s get on with it, here is my choice for this series: Alibaba Most probably the biggest and most…
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