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Collaborating online with Mindquarry
Collaborating with a team in an online space has its challenges, Mindquarry wants to make it as simple as possible, yet keeps the productive functionality.
Mindquarry is an online space that allows for the sharing of documents, management of products, and collaboration with team members wherever they might be located. Its four main collaboration tools consist of Teams, Files, Wiki, and Tasks and it works totally in a browser window.
- Teams and team members can be analyzed and managed.
- Files can be shared and stored online, with a history of change record.
- Wiki's can be used to share information or creative ideas, think of it as a blackboard.
- Tasks can be assigned to team members, and to-do lists can be checked.
The free downloadable Mindquarry Go software is available for Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX users. It is available in beta only for now. For a more in depth look at the software, take a look at the User Guide, or this quick video demonstration.


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