Clearspace
Tuesday, March 27th 2007
Overview
Clearspace brings together discussions, blogs, files, instant messaging, and wiki documents under one unified umbrella, so you’re always in the loop and in control. And it’s flexible, so you can set it up the way your organization likes to work.
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Recent News
- 08/19/2008: Announcing 2.5: A Heavy Dose of What it Takes to Make Social Software Work
- 07/30/2008: Best business hook-up hotspot: Clearstep
- 07/26/2008: Clearspace 2.5 - and more - is just around the corner
- 06/06/2008: E2.0 Conference community site runs on Jive Clearspace
- 06/03/2008: The Dixie Chicks can make people more innovative
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[…] As indicated last week, the Under The Radar event brought its fair share of discoveries, and I am still trying to find some time to play with some of the applications I saw there. One got me seriously thinking beyond the realm of Office 2.0 though — Clearspace, which is developed by Jive Software. […]
[…] ThinkFree is now integrated with Clearspace. […]
hi…just want to know..if we want to buy clearspace 1.0
we will get all the source code include the database or not?
anybody can help me??
[…] The complete website for the conference is still being developed and should be released very soon. This time around, we got help from the good folks at Jive Software, and opted for Clearspace for building a community website. The registration website itself is powered by Event Wax. Last but not least, the theme for this second edition will be mobility, and I am pleased to confirm that each participant will receive a Wi-Fi capable mobile device in lieu of attendee kit. Looking forward to meeting you there… […]
[…] With the goal of preparing everything in just the last two months prior to the event, the actual agenda is still being worked out, and a call for speaker has yet to be issued. Nevertheless, I can already share the content of some sessions that have been confirmed: one will present the various way to implement David Allen’s famed GTD methodology, another will showcase tools for mindmapping, and yet another will be a bake-off between online collaboration platforms (think Clearspace vs. Socialtext). Because we will have less time for panels, the number of invited speakers (outside of the demo tracks) will be somehow limited. Nevertheless, if you feel that you could make an outstanding contribution to the event, please feel free to send me your suggestions for speaking engagements. […]
[…] For the conference’s website, we looked for a solution that would make it easy for multiple people to develop content without having to worry too much about presentation. We also wanted to offer an engaging interface for supporting collaboration among participants, with the ability to share documents and conduct polls, all integrated through an easy-to-maintain application. The best solution we found is Clearspace, developed by Jive Software. […]
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