JotSpot
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JotSpot est une entreprise américaine qui offre des plateformes wiki à ses clients. Le produit fourni est orienté vers les petites et moyennes compagnies. JotSpot a été fondé par Joe Kraus et Graham Spencer, co-fondateurs d'Excite.
Parmi les quelques clients de JotSpot: Whole Foods, eBay, Symantec, et Intel[1].
Historique de la compagnie
En octobre 2006, JotSpot fut racheté par Google[2] et intégré à ses services sous le nom de Gsites.
Les data center de JotSpot ont été fermés le 15 janvier 2008[3].
Applications
Le wiki de JotSpot est connu pour être simple d'utilisation, et dispose de fonctionnalité permettant l'envoi d'e-mail sur chaque page du wiki et dispose aussi d'un tableur intégré.
Références
Liens externes
Wikimedia Foundation.
2010.
Contenu soumis à la licence CC-BY-SA. Source : Article JotSpot de Wikipédia en français (auteurs)
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