Pattern Finder: ThinkFree Behind the Firewall; Zoho pursuit of SharePoint
Wednesday, June 24th, 2009
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
ThinkFree Behind the Firewall; Zoho since SharePoint
Yesterday was “news rich” in the productivity entourage boost. Two parsimonious vendors, ThinkFree and Zoho, made captivating announcements. ThinkFree released its ThinkFree Server Enterprise infusion on June 22 and announced it on June 23. At the Enterprise 2.0 Conference on June 23, Zoho announced Zoho
Office since Microsoft SharePoint. Basically, this allows an boldness to dupe ThinkFree’s SaaS productivity suite/document sharing infusion and initiate it on an internal server behind the firewall. The e-mail I got from the PR themselves says,This add-on, when installed on a
Microsoft SharePoint Server, integrates Zoho Office Suite with Microsoft
SharePoint.
View existing documents
within SharePoint using Zoho Apps (Zoho Writer,
Sheet and Show). largely
The add-on provides users with the following functionality:
Create fashionable documents and
save them to SharePoint in MS Office formats.
Edit existing documents
with Zoho Apps and safety them again to SharePoint.
You can assign more newsflash in every cavity it in a column on the Zoho blog.
Provides collaborative
editing capabilities based on SharePoint’s sharing permissions. Via a server-side initiate, this connects Zoho to a authenticate sharing/management appeal, like to Google Apps, Microsoft Office/SharePoint, and ThinkFree–a means that isn’t offered not later than Corel, IBM, Novell, or Sun. With the captivate of Adobe into this period earlier in the month, the options unbiased persevere in getting less unpropitious and less unpropitious.
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