HyperOffice has released a beta version of cloud-computing software, which it claims to reinvent collaboration and communication tools for small and medium-sized businesses.
HyperOffice integrates a software-as-a-service business applications over the internet – shared calendars and contacts, business-class email, document and project management, web conferencing, databases and web forms; forums, polls and wikis; project portals, intranets and extranets; permissions, versioning, commenting and backup.
The company said that the new suite gives entrepreneurs, the software tools and support services required to launch new ventures from any web-connected computer or mobile device, including the iPhone and connects mobile workers using internet connection.
According to HyperOffice, the new Tabs enable users to open multiple email messages while settings and permissions may be used to determine which users see changes made by others, which data collected by a web form is private or shared, and which users are granted access to groups, documents, revisions and other resources.
Farzin Arsanjani, president of HyperOffice, said: Increasingly distributed teams are bombarded with new Web 2.0 tools that do one job well – for instance, just sharing calendars or documents, or web conferencing, project management, chatting, or tracking sales calls.
“But these are point products that leave SMBs struggling to manage multiple vendor relationships. They lose productivity from double entry with disparate tools. In contrast, with HyperOffice, SMBs get all their collaboration and messaging needs – with one integrated suite of tools that makes collaboration simple.
