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I'm not sure there is much of a market for this. Seems geared towards business users, as I can't imagine what the average person would need this for. As far a
by turc1656 8y ago
I'm not sure there is much of a market for this. Seems geared towards business users, as I can't imagine what the average person would need this for. As far as the business potential goes, I work at a company where we have many controls over data, documents, etc. for compliance reasons. I am fairly sure we would never use a service like this. The primary reason is that we would have to upload to your website the protected/controlled content, as that would mean you have access to it which would be a direct violation of the compliance practices we have in place. For content that isn't protected, I can't think of a single reason why we would ever need to track who's reading documents and what pages they are reading. Also, seems intrusive to monitor and report back that information. Most companies also have internal/intranet sites of their own where they could post the data themselves on something like a sharepoint sub-site and they could track who's accessing it. I just don't see a real market for this because I don't see a problem being solved here. Only an added layer of cost and complexity to controlling and tracking content.