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Founder / Director / Co-founder at easyBacklog / Aqueduct / Econsultancy
13 October 2004 23:35pm
I am currently reviewing the market for extranet applications (most likely ASP solutions) which are suited for typical web / marketing / ad agencies, and am not having too much luck finding many good cost-effective options.
The key things I would like the extranet application to do are:
So far, the players / services / software I have found are:
http://www.marketingcentral.com/site/agencies/agencycentral_technology.html
So, does anyone have any comments on my findings / thoughts, and has anyone had experience with platforms / ASP solutions that would offer suitable functionality for an Extranet for a typical agency?
Cheers.
Matthew O’Riordanc: Lemon Foundation - Managed Network for Interactive Production & Designm: 07930 534 713d: 020 7071 8605e: w: http://www.lemonfoundation.comDirector at Tinderhouse
15 October 2004 09:37am
Matthew,
One of the best extranet apps we have used, and still do, is Basecamp, http://www.basecamphq.com/
It includes most of your wish list and is very afforable. One of the best features about Basecamp is that it is very easy to use. There is virtually no learning curve for clients.
Nick
Multi Media Developer at SportNetwork.net
15 October 2004 11:01am
Not had the time to go thru this list but there is probably something in here:
http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/Groupware_Tools/index.html
John
Technology Director at Ehs Brann
27 October 2004 13:39pm
We use Open Source tools like Egroupware and Plone.
Tailor them to your needs exactly and forget about licence fees for bloatware features you probably don't need.
They are quite capable of handling documents from the likes of Microsoft and need only a web browser so much more standards-based and cross platform than Microsoft-centric tools which do not accommodate the cross disciplinary nature of our business, nor the range of security issues clients may have with rich interfaces.
Marc Goblot
Technology Director
EHS Brann
marketing menager at modem media
25 May 2005 09:56am
Checkout www.hotproject.com / Hot Project. This is a really simple system which is UK based and geared specifically around the UK advertising and web agencies work. We have also looked at www.basecamphq.com which is quite good.