agreement. I will try it.From a usability and selling to execs point of view, outlook integration is easy. Convincing our IT manager (who's team supports outlook) is another story. If from within one client we could blog, Wiki, aggregate, and have threaded discussions in outlook folders we would be set (my opinion). Our IT folk want to avoid any added burden (threaded discussions etc) on the outlook/exchange server because they say it will hurt too performance too much (instead we send word documents to 100 people who each get their own copy in outlook instead of one copy in a folder).
Doug. Bill Kearney wrote:
There are a couple of aggregators we have found to be "Executive Friendly" (a term by boss came up with, as he has seen how RSS works and wants me to promote it through my organization http://www.pwrm.com as a time-saver). Syndirellla was close, requiring the Microsoft .net runtime install (which is actually pretty lightweight but requires one more step). I can't recall the name of the product we actually want to reccomend, some classic windows app. There certainly are products out there that are usuable enough for non-technical crowd. Eventually support in common mail readers will be mainstream and we won't need a seperate product.Have you tried Newsgator? It plugs into Outlook. If they're already using Outlook (and most are) then this might one to consider. Wildgrape is also looking pretty good. -Bill KearneyYour use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/