docmeeting.com provides contextual annotations for Web pages, Microsoft Office and PDF files... Using a web-browser, you can very quickly store and annotate relevant web pages as you find them while browsing the Internet. The pages/documents are processed, stored on a centralized web server and can be labeled with "tags" for easy search and retrieval.
All documents are enabled for instant collaboration via "in context" comments, directly within the Web browser. This simple access to annotation facilitates collaboration within workgroups. Added comments build value by providing an additional level of relevant information to the stored documents that can't be provided by automated search engines.
I have designed this system, it's 12 years old and very unique. It's being used by big corporations (e.g. intranet HR departments) but free for the public.
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docmeeting.com provides contextual annotations for Web pages, Microsoft Office and PDF files... Using a web-browser, you can very quickly store and annotate relevant web pages as you find them while browsing the Internet. The pages/documents are processed, stored on a centralized web server and can be labeled with "tags" for easy search and retrieval. All documents are enabled for instant collaboration via "in context" comments, directly within the Web browser. This simple access to annotation facilitates collaboration within workgroups. Added comments build value by providing an additional level of relevant information to the stored documents that can't be provided by automated search engines. I have designed this system, it's 12 years old and very unique. It's being used by big corporations (e.g. intranet HR departments) but free for the public.