ThoughtFarmer releases new version, integrates with more office software

Posted by Liam Britten on 2010-11-26 12:27:00 PM

ThoughtFarmer, a program that utilizes social networking principles to improve office productivity and collaboration, has released a new version of their flagship software.

Vancouver-based ThoughtFarmer, which calls itself “the first social intranet software solution,” says this latest version, 4.0, is about getting back to basics.

“I like Twitter and Facebook as much as the next person,” says Darren Gibbons, president and co-creator of ThoughtFarmer. “But Twitter isn’t going to help you complete your budget spreadsheet or collaborate on a proposal. For that, you need great document handling features, which our new release has in spades.”

Document sharing capabilities are the major highlight, allowing staff to collaboratively edit proposals, contracts, budgets, drawings and images. The software integrates with Microsoft Word, SharePoint and Adobe Acrobat to allow easy document creation; copy-and-pasting from Word to ThoughtFarmer retains the original Word formatting, and Acrobat documents are created with one click from any ThoughtFarmer document.

You can find out more about ThoughtFarmer at their website here.

Company:
ThoughtFarmer
Website:
http://www.thoughtfarmer.com
Location:
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The idea behind ThoughtFarmer was hatched in 2005 during a search for the ultimate intranet solution for a consulting client. This intranet would unite a geographically dispersed workforce and be the de facto knowledge repository. It would make it easy for any employee to share information and would exist on a secure, on-premise Microsoft network. Such a platform didn’t exist, so we set out to build it. Intrawest... more


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Liam Britten

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Liam Britten is a writer and editor with a journalism background operating out of Vancouver. In addition to his work at Techvibes, he has been published in student publications across Canada, as well as local newspapers such as The MapleRidge-Pitt Meadows TIMES and The Langley Advance. An aficionado for the finer things in life — such as video games and sports — Liam is plugged into the tech... more



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