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Collaborating With Colleagues - Sharing Notes

Creating a Shared Document, Where Everyone Can Contribute

With Note Studio, you and your colleagues can be "on the same page", quite literally.


In work environments, there is constant need to share information. Often this is achieved by:


Note Studio can be ideal for this.


Any colleagues can suggest agenda items for the next meeting. Everyone else can see their suggestions. It is a communal document, editable by everyone.


Permanent Record of Discussions

Note Studio can also be used to capture and record people's thoughts. You can use it like a noticeboard, where people append their thoughts. You can even have discussions. When an organization captures information like this, it is very easy to bring new people into a project. They can browse notes relating to the project to quickly come up to speed.


People can add their thoughts to a communal discussion. It is a true 'offline' discussion.



You could use the same sort of format to build up an organization-wide knowledgebase. If you store useful facts in a format like this, it can be modified and extended over time by various people over time. The result is a sort of brain-dump. This partly solves the problem of all that knowledge which is lost to an organization when an individual leaves.


Designed For Sharing

Of couse, sharing on a network means you have to be careful. What if two people try to change a page at the same time? Luckily, Note Studio handles this for you. There is no limit to the number of people who can read a page at the same time, but only one person can edit it.



Note Studio allows sharing. It enforces a limit of one person editing a page at any time. This prevents anyone's changes from being lost.