Content Collaboration & Management

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Definition

Content collaboration is a process of sharing, distributing and consuming corporate content within a managed and secured enterprise environment to drive productive collaboration of employees and decision-makers in a company.

Source: Scalefusion

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Products

Azure DevOps is a suite of tools for developers, allowing them to plan smarter, collaborate better, and ship faster.
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Circuit is an enterprise-grade collaboration platform that brings messaging and realtime communications together. Circuit improves teamwork by combining audio, video and screen-share with persistent messaging and content sharing in a single experienc...
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Clew is a unified file system for work apps. Clew lets you search, organize, and collaborate in one place.
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M-Files is a global leader in information management. The M-Files metadata-driven document management platform enables knowledge workers to instantly find the right information in any context, automate business processes, and enforce information cont...
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ONLYOFFICE Docs is a powerful office suite that comprises web-based viewers and collaborative editors for text documents, spreadsheets, and presentations providing high compatibility with OOXML files (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx). Other popular formats such ...
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ONLYOFFICE Workspace is the leading online collaboration platform designed for handling multiple processes: editing and real-time co-authoring of documents, spreadsheets, and presentations of all popular formats, creating fillable forms, managing fil...
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Scompler is a software-as-a-service solution that allows marketing and corporate communications to be managed efficiently and effectively: strategy, topic management, editorial planning, production, publishing and analysis - across all channels, for ...
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