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Enterprise P2P platforms By ZDNet Staff May 6, 2002  Add your opinion Forward in Format for

rely on effectively sharing information could gain a competitive edge from a P2P platform.

Product name	Key features
Groove	The Groove Enterprise Integration Server communicates with centralized systems, such as Web servers, databases, and enterprise applications such as ERP and CRM Software sits on end user's PC, not on a server Offline content sharing, 192-bit encryption, XML object storage, synchronization, Device Presence Protocol Based on Microsoft's Component Object Model specification
NextPage NXT3 P2P	Distributed content management, supports multiple formats Offline content sharing Scalable to 50,000 users Web publishing SSL data encryption
Tpresence	Desktop functions as a server, able to deliver content Offline content sharing Web site updates sent automatically to reduce loading times
1stWorks hotComm	Users may operate as client or server or both ISP independent Supports shared applications Messaging, voice, and file management
Bad Blue Enterprise Edition	File sharing Converts Access, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Office files into HTML Web application development Support for Gnutella protocol Download
Kontiki Delivery Management System	Web-based publishing tools Integration with existing content management systems, enterprise directories, and CRM applications Publishes video, audio, PDF, Office documents, and software Digital Rights Management can restrict the number of views, forwarding, and set expiration times Access control and Verisign authentication Download
Uprizer EDN	Rich media publishing to intranet and Internet Control and manage content across VPN, terrestrial and satellite networks, inside or outside the firewall