Comments on: Coventi Pages : Writeboards on Steroids

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Coventi is out. Already…

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By: lokimikoj

lokimikoj — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 20:41:49 +0000

Hello

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By: Kevin

Kevin — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 00:48:57 +0000

I’ll be writing and revising curriculum with other teachers who all teach at different schools in the district this year. Coventi seems to be a good solution as we’re all in different locations. Any idea what the size limit is that can be imported to Coventi?

By: Sim

Sim — Sun, 03 Jun 2007 04:14:05 +0000

As an user of Coventi, I think one of the things to think about in terms of how Coventi compares to Google and Wikis is the idea of changing tools not how you work.

Google Documents and Wikis help get people out of their inbox with one way of working: edit each others work. This is great when ownership and control over content is not needed, such as a list of questions or a list of bugs. But it doesn’t work well when you need ownership and control over both your content and communications, such as a product specification or PR letter. In a business environment, people work in many ways: sometimes you need to just collate a list of questions while at others you need to own a document, and drive agreement around the content. When non-techie users use Google Docs and wikis, they often find it hard to sustain the switch from email because the software forces one way of working upon them. There are access controls in these tools but that gets rid of much of the interactivity — these tools are designed to be highly open in terms of editing, and being highly open is not appropriate in many business situations.

Coventi, in comparison, gives users a collection of tools to get out of their inbox. One of those tools is editing each others work (Coventi does offer this), the other is discussion and track changes type functionality, and a third is workflow/approval. In the future I can imagine tools such as screen sharing and location sharing for people who are discussing a document over the phone. This collection of tools is powerful because a non-techie user can now use Coventi for the many different ways they engage with team members. Need to collate a list of questions? check. Need to drive a document and build agreement? check. Need to discuss a document over the phone or in a face to face meeting, but want a better way to determine whichs section people are talking about? check.

By embracing how people naturally work rather than trying to impose a new way of working upon them, Coventi makes it easy for someone to adopt a replacement to business email.

I think that in this framework (at least for me) Coventi might have a compelling edge against Google and the slew of wiki companies.