Fragmentation Collaboration, Farewell To Rigid

OneDoc Product Manager Bai Jie said that the product design of One Doc cloud beans is centered around the collaboration of basic documents. Before the design, a large number of market surveys were done in one dimension, and more than 500 questionnaires were collected. The results showed that document management was the most important aspect of document management, accounting for 86.3%. Nowadays, the form of enterprise user experience tends to be more Internet oriented. The traditional collaborative OA is only applied to business processes, and it is very rigid from user experience.

From production to sharing, OneDoc is produced online and effectively. OneDoc is different for traditional collaboration. He is also a fragmentation collaboration. We can imagine that a large number of documents are stored in computers, and other scenes can not be obtained. One Doc passes cloud files on the enterprise document cloud, and the employees open the system through other terminals, so that they can get relevant documents at any time and anywhere.

At the same time, through Sharing mode The sharing of files also facilitates members of the team to view documents, avoid repeated transmissions between people, and store space for enterprises to reduce the accumulation of garbage, thus saving the resource waste of enterprises.

In addition, enterprises need collaborative editing of multiple or multi departments in many business scenarios. File 。 The traditional way is inefficient, and the version management of documents is also confusing. OneDoc It provides the function of multi person simultaneous editing of documents, and in the process of document collaboration, users can interact with documents based on familiar social software and colleagues. Every update of the document will form a new version record. The product will also provide efficient full-text checking to help users find documents and solve the real-time collaborative needs of documents.

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Comprehensive Israeli media GeekTime and Globes reported that BlackBerry will cost about 1 to 150 million dollars (the Wall Street Journal reported that it was 70 million dollars, but the transaction was not yet completed). The acquisition of WatchDox, a security starring enterprise for digital rights management in Israel, has made a significant step in this direction. The acquisition has been confirmed by BlackBerry, but the latter has not disclosed the details of the transaction.

WatchDox, founded in 2008, is headquartered in Palo Alto, California, but the R & D team is mainly concentrated in Israel. Its flagship product SaaS document centric security platform allows enterprises to control key file security through mobile devices. Employees can synchronize and share files on various devices through the platform, but the rights to view, share, scan and print documents are controlled by enterprises.

WatchDox's cloud document security solution is favored by financial, government and other organizations with high security requirements. More than 150 of the Fortune 1000 companies have adopted the company's solution, with an annual revenue of nearly $10 million.

WatchDox has so far completed 4 rounds of financing, with a total financing of $35 million 800 thousand. Investors include Blackstone, Gemini Israel Ventures and so on.

After the acquisition of WatchDox, BlackBerry will integrate the former technology as the value-added service of BlackBerry's EMM (enterprise mobile management). It will be launched on BES12 and is expected to be compatible with several platforms. WatchDox's 100 person team will continue to work as a leading member of the BlackBerry in Israel's R & D center.

BlackBerry CEO Cheng Shouzong said in a statement that the acquisition represents another important step toward BlackBerry's transition to secure mobile communication software and application platforms that support all devices and operating systems. The acquisition and last year's acquisition of Secusmart, together with Samsung's cooperation and internal R & D efforts, enabled BlackBerry to be able to provide end to end voice, text messaging, instant messaging, data and enterprise file synchronization and sharing of security communication capabilities.