Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Cloud Content Delivery by Collaboration

Netkiller present Cloud Document Management

San Jose, CA, February 21, 2013 - Cloud platform is now gradually becoming a mega trend and it is essentially changing the way people go about collaboration their personal as well as professional information with colleagues.

Amidst all of this, Netkiller has realized that people are now using the cloud platforms to write, send and receive documents and emails and so they have introduced a new secure and easy way to manage these cloud documents and submit them on a workflow so people can collaborate seamlessly.

netkiller_Docs is one of its kinds as there is no other which can manage the collaboration as well as the documents that are present in a cloud. With this application, you will be able to do cloud collaboration and take care of document workflow without hassle so that it can be integrated with the Google cloud platform. netkiller_Docs works well with Google Apps and Gmail and is available to all its users.

* Intro Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7i1zpCSosUQ

For starters, netkiller_Docs basically has two functions one of which is ‘Docs’ which provides an enhanced view of Google drive. Because of this feature, the users will easily be able to find the shared document on the cloud. For instance, when you click ‘users’ from the organizational chart, it will show you the list of documents that have been shared with the selected user. This is why it becomes easier for you to find the updated versions and search the documents that you need according to the time frame that you have entered.

The other function which we were talking about earlier is the ‘Collavate’ which is essentially the combination of Collaboration and Innovation. The purpose or objective behind this function is to automate the business process and document life cycles. With this function, you will be able to send any document or files securely to any internal or external user to request an approval. This way, the document ownership will automatically be changed to the document manager (admin) and is then finally stored on Google drive.

Because this application is so diverse, it can be used for any kind or type of organization. Official documents, such as contracts, quotations and invoices can be submitted to the supervisors or clients for review. Once the individual has reviewed the documents, they can be officially approved or returned with comments. These documents, once approved will then be processed and archived on the admin’s Google Doc.

Given below are several examples of how you can use netkiller_Docs to your benefit.

1. Attorney/Legal Services: Legal documents are easily managed on Google drive so you can send it to review and sign from the client. Once these are approved, they can be processed.

2. Media: With this application, journalists can write an article and submit it to a desk and they can be sent to the press in real time after they have been reviewed and edited.

3. Schools: Reports or essays can be submitted to the instructors and then either confirmed or returned with comments. All the confirmed documents are then recorded and archived on the instructor’s Google drive.

If you want proof of the success of netkiller_Docs, you can read about the thousands of reference customers that the application has since its launch. For example, MS autotech now uses netkiller_Docs for their 300 staffs to manage the cloud documentation and confirm to share only with the authorized persons. Also, ChosunBiz benefits from it by sending an article to the desk and keeps track of changes and send it to the press over two years.

Because netkiller_Docs has been secured by the Google Cloud Platform, which is certified by SSAE, 16 Type II and ISAE, 3402 Type II Standards, it is as secure as you can get. Moreover, netkiller_Docs is the ‘pure Google Apps Solutions’ and so it does not store any of the user’s Google Docs within the Google Apps.

To learn more about netkiller_Docs, go to the netkiller_Docs webpage or visit Netkiller website at www.netkiller.com.

Ref. Netkiller America Inc. Contact
440 N. Wolfe Rd. Sunnyvale, CA 94085 USA
PR contact - (408) 641-0114

About Netkiller
Netkiller is Cloud solution provider based in Silicon Valley. The name originated from the ‘Network Trouble Killers’ community (over 25,000 members), which has been active since 1997 and was incorporated in 2004. Netkiller enables users to perform business activities on the cloud with heightened collaborative capabilities.

Read more: http://www.crunchbase.com/company/netkiller-america-inc#ixzz2LTQqQK73

Contact:
Harry Jung
Netkiller America Inc.
2033 Gateway Place, Ste 500
San Jose, CA 95110
(408) 641-0114
harryj@netkiller.com
http://www.netkiller.com

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

What did Edison Get Wrong About Innovation? Author Stephen Shapiro has Answers

As a culture, we embrace the try-until-you-make-it mentality. But innovation genius Stephen Shapiro points out that there are better mindsets to embrace. He dives into these mindset breakthroughs in his latest book, "Best Practices Are Stupid".

Boston, MA, November 02, 2011 (Straight Line PR) -- Almost every person alive has heard of Thomas Edison's quote about "failing" 700 (or 10,000, depending on the source) times in his search to find a suitable, long-lasting filament for the electric light bulb.

"Innovators embrace this [idea] because it validates the development process used by so many," says innovation expert Stephen Shapiro, author of Best Practices Are Stupid ( http://amzn.to/BestPracticesAreStupid ). "But the truth is that failing costs time - and dough as well."

So is there another option? Shapiro says there is - and offers an excellent alternative in the challenge-driven model, which is described by InnoCentive founder Dr. Alph Bingham as a "massively parallel process where failures and success happen at the same time."

Interestingly, this process has the same number of failures, but Shapiro points out there are major differences to consider:

One: The failures happen in parallel rather than in a series, dramatically shortening the time spent getting to the solution.

Two: The cost of failure is pushed into the market and the organization only pays for the time invested. Or in other words, one only pays for a successful solution.

With this model, companies get dozens or hundreds of people working to find solutions - when only one solution is needed. This is very cost-effective. The key is to find developers who will agree to be paid based on results rather than on time invested. (Sign up for Shapiro's monthly Free Innovation Tips at http://www.steveshapiro.com/keynotes/ )

"So while Thomas Edison was a great inventor, even he might try an entirely different approach to developing a sustainable filament if he were around today," says Shapiro ( http://SteveShapiro.com ). "Perhaps we all should try this too."

Stephen Shapiro's most recent book, Best Practices Are Stupid explores the challenge-driven model and other paradigm-breaking ideas, and can be found on Amazon.com at http://amzn.to/BestPracticesAreStupid

About Stephen Shapiro:
Stephen Shapiro is one of the foremost authorities on innovation and collaboration, and has personally touched hundreds of thousands of lives in over 40 countries. While Stephen's insights apply to virtually any organization, big or small, he has contributed to shifting the innovation culture for such Fortune 500 organization as Staples, GE, BP, Johnson & Johnson, Fidelity Investments, Pearson Education, Nestle, and Bristol-Myers Squibb. As the founder and creator of a 20,000 person internal innovation practice within Accenture, and advisor to hundreds of organizations worldwide, Stephen possesses a rare and extensive arsenal of tools, allowing him to arm any organization with the knowledge they need to shift their most threatening challenges.

Stephen can be reached at 617-379-1177 or online at http://SteveShapiro.com

Press Contact: Stephen Shapiro, 24/7 Innovation, 2001 Marina Drive Suite 8078970
Quincy, MA 02171 , 617-379-1177

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Contact:
Stephen Shapiro
24/7 Innovation
2001 Marina Drive
Suite 8078970
Quincy, MA 02171
617-379-1177