RE: What do you use for File management?

["Jim Morgan" <jmorgan -at- casabyte -dot- com>]

I recently and with some reluctance recommended Microsoft SharePoint to my
current client, for two reasons:

1) For the volume of files involved, it adequately performs all the basic
functions in the original post (and I must admit, the current release
eliminates a lot of the gripes I had about previous versions).

2) For users of Windows Server, it is free.

For a small company, that's a hard combination to ignore.

Good luck,
Jim

Jim Morgan 
Project Manager, Documentation (Consultant)
Casabyte, Inc. 
jmorgan -at- casabyte -dot- com 
www.casabyte.com 

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