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Document collaboration: things that can go wrong

Let’s discuss the scenario and all the things that can go wrong with document collaboration.
Nightmare Number One: Security
You sent a document that was not received. Or perhaps you found a portion of your document online somewhere, bootlegged. Maybe one of your reviewers discovered a worm or virus on his computer. You place your document at [...]

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Why MS Word Isn’t Enough

“I have Microsoft Word. Why isn’t that enough for me to write, proofread, edit and produce my business document?”
The answer to the question above is multi-level, but it comes down to the basic idea that there is no way of sharing documents directly in MS Word.
Business documents requiring editing, subject matter expert or client review, [...]

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How does an agile environment fit in with my business practices?

Agile:
In a new era, agile has taken on a new meaning. The traditional definition, according to Webster’s, is: “quickness, lightness, and ease of movement; nimble; mentally quick or alert: an agile mind.”
An agile mind!
Working “agilely” creates an agile mind, and it is possible due to agile minds. The purpose of the agile process is to [...]

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Glad we agree! RT @tlozwarlock: Writing technical manuals is F.U.N.

1 day ago

@stokpop well if you work with docbook maybe we can help :)Try our collaborative review tool for tech writers http://bit.ly/4n1pHu for free

1 day ago in reply to stokpop

RT @dmnguys: If you improve the quality of your #documentation, it can pay - http://bit.ly/aUj6Gy #techcomm

1 day ago

Document collaboration: things that can go wrong http://bit.ly/csYn4P

1 day ago

@kthoms We like XMLmind as well. Wrote a post on them a while ago http://bit.ly/9CyWN6 . What do you use for collaborative review though?

2 days ago in reply to kthoms

Follow @agilewords