Well, look at that… Manifest’s very own Carolyn Chandler talks about how we use Central Desktop to improve our company’s collaboration, knowledge sharing and document management.
Truth be told, we’ve been using Central Desktop for nearly two years now, both for internal projects and company assets and collaboration on client projects. Personally, the five best features of the Central Desktop tool are:
- Workspaces – the ability to create individual workspaces, comprised of teams, topics or client projects to best manage the work at hand
- Document Management and Version Tracking – goodbye file server, hello version control, history and comparison
- Security and Configuration – super simple setup of users and access rights, including the ability to mix internal and external users all in one workspace
- Discussions and Wikis – Simple, easy to implement and with core features for quickly generating discussion on a topic and documenting processes (even integrated with email!)
- Quick and Simple Setup – It really wasn’t difficult to hit the ground running, and continuing to do so regularly when using it on client projects
