HarveyKandola

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by HarveyKandola 10y ago
At the risk of getting down-voted for self-promotion... For self-hosting try https://github.com/documize/community -- WYSIWYG or Markdown, integrate data from Trello, GitHub, or roll your own integration. Still early
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Team Unlimbited – free prosthetic hands/arms for kids born without(bbc.co.uk)
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The Coming Shift in Enterprise Software(bothsidesofthetable.com)
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HP printers start rejecting budget ink cartridges(bbc.com)
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Microsoft's cloud unit boosts profits(bbc.com)
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Storage device writes information atom-by-atom(bbc.com)
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Food chain Wendy's hit by massive hack(bbc.com)
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Build and publish React Native apps without installing Xcode(getsiphon.com)
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Solu attempts to reinvent the PC(bbc.com)
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by HarveyKandola 11y ago
See my comment above, but take a look at Countersoft Gemini. Enterprise flavored, all-in-one type approach that can be self-hosted. The gotcha? Runs on Windows Server which probably doesn't compute for startups but works well for typic
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by HarveyKandola 11y ago
If you are after "enterprise" grade solutions that cover the core of issue management, tasking, ticketing and testing -- take a look at Countersoft Gemini. We compete routinely with Jira and win deals by providing fully loaded 50m
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Tony Fadell: What will Google's $3.2B guru do next?(bbc.co.uk)
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Internet used by 3.2B people in 2015(bbc.com)
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Microsoft Announces Elastic SQL Database Pools for Azure(techcrunch.com)
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
Getting snazzy UI into enterprises is not easy especially those that still use IE8! We compete with Atlassian Jira, Rally, etc. and have taken the time to craft a different UI/UX: https://www.countersoft.com
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
Further to my comment above, we (Countersoft) compete with Jira every day and win deals because people prefer our UI over theirs!
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
Enterprise software procurement will shift thanks to SaaS and the ability of teams/departments to buy what they need quickly. More and more, this is a means to bypass the formal, long-winded procurement process. Hence pricing SaaS to s
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Internet of things starter kit unveiled by ARM and IBM(m.bbc.co.uk)
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
Many thanks -- will look into it!
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
That looks good. We're doing something a little more at Documize -- see my comment above.
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
You tend to get legal "assistants" that end up taking multiple documents from different people and manually consolidating changes. Terrible state of affairs!
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
Numbering is the biggest problem with legal documents -- cross-referencing "section 1, paragraph 3" type stuff. Also see my comment below.
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
At the risk of getting down-voted for self-promotion... I see a lot of comments around Word being not the right format for "distributing, sharing, commenting". My startup Documize [1] is just a week old and is currently being trie
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Twitter sees surge in government requests for data(bbc.co.uk)
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Xbox, Sony hackers hit by hack attack(bbc.co.uk)
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Smart shoe devices generate power from walking(bbc.co.uk)
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Progress Software Announces Intent to Acquire Telerik(telerik.com)
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
Agreed. Just looking for that word!
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
To be clear -- it's WYSIWYG editing (TinyMCE editor to be specific)
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by HarveyKandola 12y ago
It's online document editing with approvals, diffs, etc. The funny thing is regular business users think of it as a wiki. Me and you know different! Think of the business folks at Wells Fargo or any other larger enterprise. They will u

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