Asite’s website has revealed the “major new development” announced at last week’s half-day conference (see previous post). It was two ‘new’ products: Asite Workspace and Asite Building Information Model (BIM). Asite Workspace is described in Asite’s press release as: “an entry level collaboration tool, addressing the concerns of the industry highlighted by the 2006 NCCTP …
Category: Extranet/CDE
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Oct 06 2006
Construction Computing Awards 2006
Nominations closed for the Construction Computing Awards (see previous post) on 15 September and voting on the final shortlists has now commenced. UK collaboration vendors are well represented among the finalists: 4Projects and BuildOnline both feature in three categories, as do Sarcophagus (two related to its collaboration system, the other for Etenderer). BIW Technologies features in five …
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Oct 05 2006
What was Asite’s “major new development”?
A day after Asite‘s half-day conference in London and no clues on its website as to what "major new development" was launched at the event. Perhaps you had to be there….
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Sep 28 2006
Asite interim results
UK-based collaboration vendor Asite has issued its interim results for the half-year to 30 June 2006 (view Stock Exchange announcement). Asite turnover continues to slide, down 9% from £0.793m in 2005 to £0.719m this year (the full 2005 results also showed turnover down 9% on the previous year). Operating losses for the period amount to …
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Sep 28 2006
Dochosting Data Management
After discovering Dochosting via Contract Journal (see previous post), I have tried to find out more about the company. The Dochosting website is, to say the least, sketchy on details of the company, giving only telephone and fax numbers (not even an email address!); no postal address or contact names either. From the STD code of …
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Sep 28 2006
Contract Journal feature on online collaboration
UK weekly Contract Journal has published a feature on online collaboration, written by Rebecca Froley. This mentions the findings of the NCCTP market research and links to the NCCTP website. Unfortunately, only half the NCCTP members are mentioned by name (no links or reference to two of the UK market’s major players BIW Technologies or Business …
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Sep 27 2006
Extranet Evolution – a year old
Looking back at what I was doing 12 months ago, I have just realised that this blog is now been in existence for over a year (my first post was on 15 September 2005). In the first full month (October 2005), according to my StatCounter.com stats, there were a very modest 317 page-loads by 155 unique visitors. Since then numbers have …
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Sep 20 2006
SaaS traction in the AEC industry
Back in June (see post), I discussed some provocative claims (in Randall Newton’s AECnews) from US vendor Newforma about ASP traction in the AEC sector. In a comment at the time, I expressed the hope that US providers would back up my own UK-based experiences. Today (in Autodesk Takes Exception to Newforma’s ‘No ASP Traction …
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Sep 18 2006
Changes at BuildOnline (5)
The latest batch of changes at UK-based on-demand extranet vendor BuildOnline see the sudden departure of Bob Godfrey (Managing Director – Northern Europe) and job-title changes for his former colleagues Gert-Jan de Kieviet and Franck Meudec, now respectively managing directors of BO’s North EMEA and South EMEA regions. Careful readers of the website of the …
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Sep 14 2006
Lagan favours SharePoint
The latest Contract Journal profile looks at Belfast-based contractor Lagan Construction. Asked about collaboration tools, IT manager Jim Fennell says: “Our in-house collaboration tool is SharePoint, while the choice when operating externally is driven by the client or the joint venture we are in.” tags: Contract Journal, contractor, SharePoint
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