HyperOffice users:

Has anyone used HyperShare? If so what are the benefits/drawbacks. I am going to propose Hyperoffice for a potential client and would like to know more about HyperShare before presenting.

Also if you have any recent HyperOffice feedback it would be greatly appreciated!

TIA

Donna

Hi Donna,
I'm not familiar with HyperOffice or HyperShare. Can you share a little more about it?

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Kimberly
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It's a collaborative workspace which is very comprehensive and can be customized to your specific needs. It is one of the more expensive options and I have only worked with it on a limited basis, but I have a potential client who I am meeting with next week who I am hoping will think it's just what he needs so I can really dig in and learn how to use it. here is the link if you want to learn more, they can explain way better than I can! http://www.hyperoffice.com/hypermain/index.cfm


Love to hear your thoughts.

Donna

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Donna Cravotta
Virtual Management Concepts LLC
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Hi Donna

I too have never heard of Hyperoffice. I did find this article about it. I hope it helps. Good luck with your client let us know if they decide to use Hyperoffice.

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Donna:

I know I'm weighing in late here, but I haven't done a good job of being on the forums lately.

I used HyperOffice for about 8 months. Over that period of time, each of my clients dropped it. I started out with 6 clients using it and one by one, they dropped out. It was very cumbersome, there were many problems and bugs with it, and for the price, it just didn't do everything I thought it should do.

It says that it does everything from calendaring to email to task management to contact management. However, most of the applications have limitations, especially with email.

As I said, it was just not user friendly and we ended up dropping the program. Since then, I've looked and looked for something that will work on all fronts. I have yet to find something that has all the features I want, but I'm still looking. In the interim, I use AirSet quite extensively. It's free and it has calendaring, contacts, task management and limited email capability. It also has file storage so it's a work-around until I find something awesome.

Just thought you'd like to hear from someone who actually used HyperOffice.

Vickie Turley