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From: Lisa Piazza
Date: September 25, 2001
To: Jeff Johnston, Patsy Kahoe, Matt Taylor, Gail Taylor,
Peter Ponton
Subject: FW: Catching up (w/ Communispace)
I'm not sure who is interested in what anymore :) ...
but I am continuing to pursue relationships with virtual
collaboration software suppliers. Attached is a partnership
document from Communispace. [Click here
to download this Word document.]
Next week the Sisters will be looking more deeply into
virtual collaboration options. I'm asking several vendors
to supply materials - Communispace, Group Jazz, MetaStrategies,
Full Circle Associates and Knowise. I don't know what
opportunity may emerge, but one might.
I have been given access to the eProject by Joe Urbany
at Mendoza, but have not had a chance to get involved
with it. This may be a good tool for coordinating design/build
activities.
lp
-----Original Message-----
From: Kathy Curley [mailto:kcurley@communispace.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 1:51 PM
To: 'Lisa Piazza'
Subject: Catching up
Hi Lisa,
Sorry it has taken me so long to follow up with you.
I am glad that you had such a useful workshop with Mendoza
last month. I am attaching a general purpose Alliance
Partner agreement. What we have tried to do in building
our alliance partners program is to initially find a
client site to work together in. From this experience,
we are then in a better position to determine how to
best help each other.
The general agreement attached outlines our first
step in working together.
Thanks
Kathy
Kathy Curley
Senior Vice President
Chief Community Builder
Communispace Corporation
One Arsenal Marketplace
Watertown, MA 02472
P 617-926-4555
F 617-923-3446
kcurley@communispace.com
From: Bill Cockayne
Date: September 23, 2001
To: Peter Ponton, Jeff Johnston, Matt Taylor, Mauro
Paolini
CC: Tamara Carleton, Bill Cockayne
Subject: Shared collaboration spaces, four from KM
Infocetera
http://www.infocetera.com
Create - Organize - Share
Tomoye
http://www.tomoye.com
online architecture for human networks
Tomoye is the leading developer of knowledge sharing
platforms for networks of people, institutions and businesses.
In these human networks, participants work together
on common problems and are pooling their individual
learning. They want to easily and flexibly create and
share knowledge bases and develop solutions for others.
Simplify lets the managers at the hub of these real
world knowledge networks rapidly create environments
that connect and engage. Information sharing, meaningful
knowledge accumulation and distribution are radically
simplified. Simplify is at the heart of Intranets, Inter-organizational
networks, Research Networks, Public web sites and Extranets.
It's easy, ready to go out-of-the-box and flexible.
Copernus
http://www.copernus.com
CopernusTM is an innovative developer of shared, digital
workspaces that give dispersed work teams an easy and
powerful way to get work done. Copernus delivers WebSpaceTM,
a focused business-critical application that provides
work teams a no-boundaries online place for sharing
information and knowledge.
Covia
http://www.covia.com
Covia's platform and associated application enable collaborative
relationships and commerce among enterprises, employees,
customers, prospects, partners, channels, and suppliers
... and more.
hotCOMM
http://www.hotcomm.com
hotComm is part of the 1stWorks Corporation. 1stWorks
has defined a sophisticated yet scaleable peer to peer
application platform. It has assembled a small, but
outstanding development group to implement the design,
leveraging the groups' wide experience and expertise
in Windows internals, IP protocol management, User Interfaces,
Fast Search technology and Security. hotComm provides
fast, efficient, private interactive access or exchange
of text, speech or files between participating hotComm
users on the Web.
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Here is the blurbs from the issue of KM that I found
these four in:
http://www.destinationcrm.com/km/dcrm_km_article.asp?id=952
Collaboration
HotComm 1.0 1stWorks Corp.
HotComm is a secure desktop client for interactive collaboration
that supports Web page and document sharing along with
chat and voice. An integrated activity tracking feature
provides a real-time analysis feed from sessions. Users
can analyze content locally or remotely via a managed
service. www.hotcomm.com 508.541.6781 $65 per user per
year
Infocetera Information Management System 1.0
WTS Systems LLC
Infocetera, a suite of information management and group
collaboration tools, enables users to create, organize
and share information online. This standalone intranet
and Web server runs on desktop computers and local area
networks. Features include personal and group calendars,
address books, to-do lists, issue-tracking tools, a
bulletin board and file sharing. www.infocetera.com
303.543.7510 $500 per user
Simplify 2.1
Tomoye
Simplify combines elements of content management, groupware
and personalization in an online knowledge sharing application.
Participants can collaborate, communicate in real time,
publish content and coordinate activities. www.tomoye.com
819.246.9007 $40,000 per server
WebSpace 2.0
Copernus Inc.
WebSpace provides a centralized common environment for
online meetings and file sharing. It allows public and
private interactions, drag-and-drop content entry and
the ability to insert, copy, edit and move Web links.
It includes a shared file storage space for easy access
to meeting-related content in multiple formats, including
whole Web pages. www.copernus.com 513.562.5000 $10,000
plus $200 per seat and 18 percent per year maintenance
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