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FYI - ProjectForum 4.0

  • 04/01/05

CourseForum Technologies (www.projectforum.com) has released its new easy-to-install, Web-based software ProjectForum 4.0 update, which lets workgroups collaborate and coordinate their work on projects. In ProjectForum, groups decide what to post, what to share, what to discuss and how to organize it all. They can also create new pages, whenever they are needed, for new topics. The software is centered on free-form text that is easy to understand and work with; therefore, creating or modifying content within the group is as simple as writing an e-mail message.

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