Better Non Profit Communication Software
Guys, I just cannot wait for GroupLoop to be launched. I'm currently coordinating a 6-session class with my non profit Toastmaster group and the number of emails back and forth has skyrocketed in the past couple of days alone!
I can now imaging how daunting this communication task will get once the class starts, ten new members are added and the feedback and document sharing starts. Yes, and my email box will be running at full capacity while I spend endless time digging for that elusive email sent weeks earlier by whomever had volunteer for a class task. The class hasn't even started, and I'm already feeling the pain of not having a better communication software!
More and more, I see the outstanding value of the conceptualized GroupLoop features. Believe me, I never doubted our product, as I very much believe in our concepts and top-notch developers, but things are just seen in a whole different perspective when it is precisely "you" (me, in this case) who is in desperate need for a better non profit communication system.
There's no doubt in my mind that GroupLoop will offer a "no-brainer" system for groups, like mine, who constantly need to share information.
So, my question is, is GroupLoop ready yet?
posted by Nina Perez @ 12:40 PM
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Sorry Nina, not yet. :) However, we do expect to give away a few accounts for testing in May. If you'd like to be "in the loop" on the release, signup to be notified here.
See my thoughts on email, conversations, and collaboration at-
Conversations:
http://my.opera.com/usability/blog/show.dml/241944
Email Tagging
http://my.opera.com/usability/blog/show.dml/237595
and I'm drafting more thoughts that match frustrations you have with collaborating. Maybe *I* want grouploop too?
It's nice to see Rochester MN on the 37 signals job board! I wish I was finished with my Rails book though :)
That was not supposed to be anonymous...
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