SYNCING.NET has launched its Business Edition, an enterprising new product that allows for customized collaboration for up to 50 PCs — without an Exchange Server or third-party hosting service. In this business environment, organizations have to be more dynamic than ever - juggling extensive travel, remote team members, multiple projects, and micro-projects, among other things. This edition was designed specifically with these busy, collaborative environments in mind.

Let’s consider some scenarios where SYNCING.NET’s Business Edition could solve some common - yet pesky – collaboration issues. Organizations, like software or marketing companies, thrive on collaborative input from team members. Thinking, sharing, and communicating as a group often yields the most outstanding ideas. The trick for managers is, not interfering with this teamwork, but also controlling who has authority to actually change, add, or delete Outlook data and documents. SYNCING.NET’s Business Edition makes this easy with its tiered user structure.

Think for a moment about a company with 30 employees using a shared Outlook calendar for reserving a meeting room. In this case, each team member should be able to edit his or her own availability but only the team leaders should be able to make changes for the group. Again, this is made seamless in the Business Edition.

Tell us your collaboration issues and we’ll let you know how SYNCING.NET’s Business Edition can come to the rescue. For more on this product, see the media release here.