Attensa StreamServer: Help and accounts
6th August 2012

Powerful products require available help and support, regardless of how well they are designed. Reviewer Scott Brown shares what he's learned about support available for Attensa StreamServer product, as well as technical requirements and rough guidelines on cost.

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Attensa StreamServer: Interface and administration
6th August 2012

The user interface of Attensa StreamServer is designed to help individuals discover and use what they need quickly. Administrative functions also enable administrators to support groups with preset standards and filters, based on the needs or interests of the groups.

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Source Update August 2012: What's happening with Factiva?
6th August 2012

Monthly update on changes to Factiva's source list.

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Attensa StreamServer: Search options and outputs
2nd August 2012

The search functions and results delivery are an important part of how a tool fits into the workflow. Scott Brown's review of Attensa StreamServer tests the search functions of the tool and comments on different outputs.

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Attensa StreamServer: Sources and coverage
2nd August 2012

As an awareness portal, content partners are critical for the success of Attensa StreamServer. Reviewer Scott Brown explains the coverage included in StreamServer, as well as the other sources of content that can be incorporated and managed though the product.

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Attensa StreamServer: Introduction and FreePint's View
2nd August 2012

Reviewer Scott Brown tested Attensa StreamServer, an enterprise-scale content management and delivery application. This introduction explains the main features of the product, its intended audiences and uses and summarises Scott's key findings about strengths and weaknesses.

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Edwards County Hospital takes control of internal communications with new intranet
31st July 2012

Not every business benefits from a full customisable intranet solution. Many smaller and mid-sized organisations are in fact better off with a tool with an underlying design specific to their industry, which they can further customise to meet their unique needs. Such was the case with a county hospital in the U.S. when the time came to investigate intranet infrastructure. Rather than the full bells and whistles of a Sharepoint, the hospital opted for a system designed for health care. The result was a successful implementation that managers and line staff feel comfortable with and which fully meets the hospital's needs for streamlined communication, management of policies and procedures and schedule management, among other applications.

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FreePint Report: Intranet Manager
30th July 2012

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FreePint Report: Information Services Management Monthly Update (July 2012)
29th July 2012

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FreePint Report: Enterprise Collaboration
25th July 2012

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