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I think the Hackpad page/read ahead/agenda which becomes the meeting notes are a terrific way to collaborate when everyone is connected to a screen. Has anyone
by officemonkey 13y ago
I think the Hackpad page/read ahead/agenda which becomes the meeting notes are a terrific way to collaborate when everyone is connected to a screen.
Has anyone used any Enterprise-wide tools like this? We've got stuff we absolutely must keep inside the firewall.
- JoeAltmaier 13y agoOur tool Sococo (I work there) works audio/video P2P so it all can stay inside the firewall. But chat is generally aggregated/federated so ends up on an encrypted server in the cloud. That can be an issue to fix; either its saved on everyone's own machine (and not your pad at home when you want it later), or its on a server and theoretically 'at risk'.
- Andys 13y agoWhat OS/platforms does your product support? is it web-based? couldn't find these answers on the site. thanks
- JoeAltmaier 13y agoSupports Mac, iPad, iPhone, WinXp/Vista/7/8. We run it on Linux but only in the datacenter as a 'media node', we couldn't settle on a presentation layer. Also we've ported it to Android pucks for conference room stations, but not selling that - no deal with a vendor yet. There's a web client, but the audio situation there is fragmented so now (sigh) you have to call in. Its OK if you're just attending a meeting but less tolerable for all-day use.
- mrkurt 13y agoAny ol' wiki should be workable. Hackpad sure is low friction, though, and handles multiple simultaneous edits really well.