SecureCollaborationtm Historically, clients have used email and telephone to participate in collaborative design discussions with a remote R&D lab. Additional tools, such as Net Meeting and WebEx, have embodied collaborative sessions with the power to share and view documents dynamically. What has been missing, until now, is a secure collaborative website where ideas, reviews, comments, schedules, etc. can be easily edited and extended by any participant at their convenience.
Fortunately, the open-source community has produced several versions of a web site tool, known as a wiki, that provides just such a capability without requiring knowledge of web page design to use it. However, the public nature of most wiki sites is incompatible with our need to share proprietary data among invited users only. ATG Labs has therefore modified a version of twiki to permit only those users with the correct login and password to view and modify a project's twiki website.
So how does it work? Rather than trying to explain the benefits of our secure, collaborative twiki, you can log into our guest version of twiki and explore for yourself, using "guest" as the login and "guest" as the password.
Here are some of the uses for the collaborative twiki we have developed.
Knowledge Base
Blahh Blahh BLah Blah Blah Blah Marketing Research
Blabber, Blabber Blather, Blubber Other Blather
OS/2 wrappers for multitasking device drivers CDC-6400 Data Channel Interface with Drivers
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