SharedDoc Enhances PowerPoint with Collaboration Capabilities
SharedDoc Platform Adds PowerPoint to Existing Ideation
Platform;
Enables Collaboration with Multiple Users and Improves Workflow on
Documents Created in PowerPoint
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SharedBook
Inc., a provider of content transformation technologies for
consumers, online publishers and enterprises, filled a nagging
market
need for real-time, efficient collaboration around presentations
today
when the company announced it was extending its SharedDoc
document ideation platform to include support for presentations
created
in PowerPoint.
?SharedDoc allows you to collaborate with as little as
three individuals
or many hundreds of people. It removes the pain of sharing ideas
around
PP by enabling users to be part of a collaborative community
rather than
an email trail?
SharedDoc for PowerPoint is designed as a platform for users who
need a
private, secure platform for interactive dialogue around
presentations
created in PowerPoint. Businesses and individuals often need to
gather
feedback and opinions on presentations created in PowerPoint. To
date,
the most efficient way to collaborate and share such feedback has
been
through hard copy notes, emails or meetings. SharedDoc now allows a
presentation?s author to collect feedback and engage with multiple
opinions and viewpoints in a web-based community. At all times,
the
integrity of the original document is maintained. SharedDoc allows
the
opinions and feedback of workgroups, small or large, to be
documented in
one place.
?The way we work has changed. There is a need for individuals to
engage
quickly and leverage the opinion of many, while maintaining
control of
their work,? said Caroline Vanderlip, CEO of SharedBook. ?We beta
launched the SharedDoc platform in December, recognizing a need in
the
marketplace for this type of collaboration. SharedDoc for Word was
our
first innovation on the platform, and now SharedDoc for PowerPoint
offers users real-time collaboration around documents created in
PowerPoint.?
The SharedDoc platform allows businesses and workgroups to upload
documents created in Word, and now PowerPoint, into private
communities
whose invitation-only members can conduct secure, real-time
discussions
around the content of the presentation or document, improving
workflow,
saving time and encouraging joint efforts around a concept or
idea.
SharedDoc can also create a permanent record of the discussion by
saving
or printing the document with all comments incorporated as
footnotes for
preservation, legal or regulatory requirements.
SharedDoc, currently in beta, represents the evolution of
SharedBook?s
six-year-old technology platform from enterprise applications in
industries like publishing and government.
SharedDoc extends this platform to smaller workgroups, allowing
them to
engage easily and securely in dialogue around a document. The
announcement of SharedDoc for PowerPoint now allows for this type
of
collaboration in PowerPoint, which has long been a challenge for
businesses looking to collaborate and engage with more than one
other
user on a presentation.
?SharedDoc allows you to collaborate with as little as three
individuals
or many hundreds of people. It removes the pain of sharing ideas
around
PP by enabling users to be part of a collaborative community
rather than
an email trail,? said Ms. Vanderlip.
For the launch of SharedDoc for PowerPoint, SharedDoc has
partnered with
Coach McAdory Lipscomb, offering a free download at SharedDoc
of his Best Rules for PowerPoint to all registrants.
About SharedBook
SharedBook is a provider of content transformation technologies
for
consumers, online publishers and enterprises that facilitate the
evolving relationship between readers and written works. The
SharedBook
platform enables the dynamic transformation of digital content
into
customized and personalized formats, such as flipbooks on the Web,
downloadable PDFs, or professionally printed books, as well as
transforming conventional documents ? from books to legislation to
memos
or reports ? and enhancing them through social media components.
Headquartered in New York, SharedBook is privately-held and can be
found
at www.sharedbook.com.
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