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contextual collaboration

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contextual collaboration

The capability of instantly switching to a collaborative application when required. For example, if an article on the Web contains links to the person who wrote it, clicking that link might open up an instant message window if that individual were online at the moment. Another example would be an advertisement for a service that could launch a calendar to make an appointment. Contextual collaboration implies an ever-increasing integration of collaborative applications. See collaborative CRM and groupware.



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has released Livelink Touchpoint, a collaboration platform that is the first to unify Web conferencing, blogs, team workspaces, instant messaging, and the ability to see the online presence of others into a single, seamless interface--a complete contextual collaboration platform to make communication and online work easier.
With this newly released integration, Avistar is supporting contextual collaboration among users, enabling them to connect by video from within Workplace Managed Client applications such as calendaring, contacts, e-mail and documents.
Trilog captured the 2006 Lotus Award for Best Contextual Collaboration Solution for its ProjExec(TM) for IBM Workplace project collaboration portal and Relavis collected the award for Best Messaging and Collaboration Solution for its eSales CRM solution.
 
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