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Manage
online communities that cross administrative and geographic
boundaries, easily share and distribute large files, reduce
customer support and IT costs.
Background
An advertising or marketing communications company often consists
of several semi-independent agencies. The agency is usually
broken down into a number of different account teams.
People interacting with one customer can be working for different
agencies. They can be located in different offices worldwide.
To deliver a consistently high level of service to customers,
the advertising company must ensure that its creative and business
people can collaborate effectively across geographic and agency
boundaries.
Create online communities
With Infostoria, you can create one location on the intranet
where members of different teams create account and project
based communities.
People from different countries and agencies can join one online
community and collaborate by participating in workflows, uploading
documents, posting comments and forum messages.
Share any number of large files over slow networks
Some types of files such as videos, audios, and high resolution
images cannot be easily uploaded. They are now stored on FTP
and file servers maintained by the different agencies.
You can install Infostoria agents on the FTP and file servers
and use the agents to publish information describing documents,
videos, and images in Infostoria communities.
Community members can preview files in a community and then
retrieve them directly from the file servers with help of Infostoria
agents and content delivery appliances.
A team in Tokyo can now easily find and download a video stored
on a file server in London.
Reduce IT and customer support costs
The end users do not have to learn FTP in order to share large
files across teams and agencies. This dramatically cuts down
on the customer support effort required.
It is also no longer necessary for people to send email messages
with large attachments. This significantly reduces the network
and email server infrastructure requirements.
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