We are very excited to announce a major new release of GroupSwim. This is another key piece in our strategy of creating comprehensive collaboration software for our business customers. The highlight of the release is an integrated wiki application. After using many other industry leading wikis in my career and researching for our design, I can tell you this is one of the best wikis you will ever use, hands down. Here are some of the wiki and release highlights:
- Integrated wiki
- WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor that is remarkably easy to use
- Robust access control permissions to configure who can edit specific wiki pages
- Insert capabilities including drag-and-drop tables, files and images, and widgets inside the wiki pages
- Wiki pages can be linked with your discussions and files across all groups
- Powerful version compare and recovery capabilities
- Redesigned home page for feed style information across all groups
- Hidden groups that are invisible unless user is member of group
- New email notification permissions let you tune who can send email notifications
- Improved auto-tagging capability
- Insert files and images directly into discussions and wiki pages
- Performance enhancements
- New system APIs to enhance integration
This event is a huge step for us. We have plently more to build, but the customer and press feedback on the previews we’ve given are nothing short of spectacular. Please let us know if you have any questions or comments. And, feel free to check the software out in our demo sites or create your own. Go GroupSwim!
Tags: collaboration, GroupSwim, Release, wiki, Wikis
September 17, 2008 at 9:37 am |
Congratulations! As you guys promised, this is the most user-friendly wiki I’ve ever seen. Even my grandma would be able to use it – if you’d done it earlier, Google would have bought you instead of Jotspot, though I am happy that you guys are late and therefore around to add more exciting features.
Great work, and highly appreciated.