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           -Belle, Beauty and the Beast

Some Examples of What They Do
All collaborative websites are different, and the services they perform are as varied as the people who use them. Below are just a few basic examples of what our website are doing for people right now.

File Sharing
A collaborative website can act as a wide-area-network file server, with both upload and download access to shared files of any type, entirely through the web browser. The read/write privileges for files and directories are completely configurable, and automatic version control is provided, letting you "rewind" files to earlier versions.

Group Calendar / Email Reminders
One of the most basic and important tasks in any organization is making sure that the right people show up to the right places and the right times. Collaborative websites can not only have a shared group calendar, but can also notify interested people of events automatically via email.

Time and Resource Tracking
Collaborative websites can be used to keep track of customer information, employees' work hours and expenses, and other kinds of bread-and-butter information. Keeping these things in a web database improves both capture and access.

Document/Knowledge Management
Every day, employees produce great amounts of valuable information that is then usually lost soon afterward. Document and knowledge management solutions help you capture, catalog and index this knowledge for future discovery and use. This can be a great help for solving the age-old "don't we have this written down somewhere?" problem.

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