I have started this blog to keep track of all the interesting stuff I read about. In some cases, friends of mine have shared their cool stuff with me. I try to keep the headlines and descriptions short, so you must follow the links to read and decide for yourself if a topic is worth your time. Want to contribute? Just comment on any of the stories and I will be notified instantly.Having trouble getting your clients to use Google Docs? I know the feeling. My clients work a lot in MS Office, and many are too scared to try Google Docs, think it's too much of a hassle, or can't access it from restricted corporate networks. The result is outdated documents, endless change-merging—you name it. It seems I'm always searching my emails looking for the latest version of whatever they've sent me.
Finally, there's a solution. oneDrum, released this week, is a peer-to-peer coauthoring platform like Google Docs, based entirely in Microsoft Office.
It offers:
- automatic syncing of shared folders and files, so everyone always has the latest version on their computer
- complete version history, so you can roll back to a previous version of the file at any time
- real-time editing of documents (on PC, coming soon to Mac)
- and end to confusion between system and application keystrokes and clipboards
- all over a peer-to-peer desktop application.
Oh, and it's free.
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