1.28 Researching Viability - Joint Collaboration

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As a next step in your event planning process, you would want to launch a wiki for joint collaboration and planning amongst your team members. We’ve narrowed down some collaboration options here:

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1- twiki.org is a flexible collaboration and knowledge management tool for small businesses. Its ideal for working on event ideas together.

2- As the name suggests teampage (traction.TractionSoftware.com) is a great way to keep your team on the same page regarding your event plans. It has elaborate linking and commenting features as well.

3- When planning, the work also involves a lot of brainstorming sessions. In fact, thats a source of some of the best event ideas. To record those brainstorming sessions we use Mindomo. Its a powerful and free collaborative mind mapping service.

4- If you’re big on productivity, you can install the firefox GTD plugin (www.gtdgmail.com) with which you can turn your g-mail into a list of action items. You can turn your emails into tasks and can browse through your emails as a personal task management information database.

5- With so much planning going on, you can use www.iScrybe.com - its an online shared calendar where you can also jot down quick thoughts and ideas in a neat thought pad.


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