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by Alex DunnePodcasts by Collaboration Loop - Collaborative Technologies in the Enterprise
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Interview with Luis Solis, CEO of Group Systems - A Collaboration Loop podcast at the CTC 2006 Conference
21/06/2006
Group Systems provides software that helps teams during important meetings -- gatherings like brainstorming sessions, strategic planning meetings, focus groups, requirements gathering sessions, and so on. At the CTC this week, Group Systems has announced a new product called ThinkTank, which helps drive the group brainstorming process. Here's a conversation with Group Systems' CEO, Luis Solis, who describes the new product and how it can help organize and prioritize ideas.
Interview with Richard Lusk (CEO) and Jnan Dash (CTO) of Foldera - A Collaboration Loop podcast at the CTC 2006 Conference
21/06/2006
Since its public demonstration in March, Foldera has generated a lot of buzz for itself. At the CTC this week, the company launched its service: a hosted, web-based collaboration suite. I sat down with Richard Lusk, Foldera's CEO, and Jnan Dash, the CTO, and talked about what Foldera is, and what the company is planning for the rest of the year.
Jana Eggers, GM of Intuit's Quickbase - A Collaboration Loop podcast at the CTC 2006 Conference
21/06/2006
Here's a conversation with Jana Eggers, the General Manager of Intuit's Quickbase division (www.quickbase.com). Quickbase is a web-based collaborative workspace which was first launched by Intuit in 2000. With a headstart of several years over most web-based collaboration suite competitors, Quickbase offers impressive depth. It features dozens of modules that support general projects, as well as one for specific industry verticals. At the Collaborative Technologies Coneference this week, Quickbase is announcing improvements to the product that make configuring and using QuickBase applications faster and easier, as Eggers explains.
Reid Conrad of Near-Time Systems - A Collaboration Loop podcast at the CTC 2006 Conference
21/06/2006
In this podcast we talk to Reid Conrad, the CEO of Near-Time Systems (www.near-time.com). This week at the Collaborative Technologies Conference in Boston, Near-Time is launching a hosted browser-based collaboration service called Near-Time. The product features the ability to collectively create, manage and share web pages, news/blogs, and calendars. Conrad explains the technology that powers Near-Time, and what kinds of projects it's suited to.
