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MindTouch Fires a Shot Across the Bow of Corporate Intranets
OStatic blogs — ... The solution, Fulkerson says, lies in software that is "focused on groups accessing and organizing data into actionable formats that enable decision making, collaboration and reuse." Today's launch of MindTouch Collaborative Intranet is the first in a series of three enterprise collaboration products the company plans to roll out this year. ...

MindTouch Fires a Shot Across the Bow of Corporate Intranets [OStatic]
GigaOM Network — ... The solution, Fulkerson says, lies in software that is "focused on groups accessing and organizing data into actionable formats that enable decision making, collaboration and reuse." Today's launch of MindTouch Collaborative Intranet is the first in a series of three enterprise collaboration products the company plans to roll out this year. ...

The New MindTouch Collaborative Intranet: Way More Than Just Wiki
ReadWriteWeb — ... , has just launched the first of three new turnkey collaborative networks for the enterprise that go far beyond the software's beginnings as a wiki. With the next two scheduled to be made public in the next six months, this first new release is of the MindTouch Collaborative Intranet. ...

MindTouch Lets Businesses Crowdsource Data Without Giving Away the Store
OStatic blogs — Imagine a business putting its prized product documentation online, and inviting customers, partners, or anyone who happens by to drop to collaborate on it, then just hope for the best. Such a model may work in the FOSS community but, realistically, that lack of control isn't right for every product or company. In fact, corporate transparency requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act may outright forbid it in some situations. Allowing outsiders to drop into a corporate intranet unaccompanied is preposterous, but building an impenetrable moat around the company isn't the answer either. Enterprise collaboration ...

MindTouch Lets Businesses Crowdsource Data Without Giving Away the Store [OStatic]
GigaOM Network — Imagine a business putting its prized product documentation online, and inviting customers, partners, or anyone who happens by to drop to collaborate on it, then just hope for the best. Such a model may work in the FOSS community but, realistically, that lack of control isn't right for every product or company. In fact, corporate transparency requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act may outright forbid it in some situations. Allowing outsiders to drop into a corporate intranet unaccompanied is preposterous, but building an impenetrable moat around the company isn't the answer either. Enterprise collaboration ...