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Envisioned as a central platform to allow a company to connect, manage work, communicate, share work and files, and more, Remindo is an intranet service available to small business owners. Through cloud-computing technology, e-mails, messaging, and continuous updates about a project or event are posted to your company’s homepage on the site—similar to Facebook’s News Feed.
“If there is a project coming up, you no longer need to e-mail back and forth; instead, you can have conversations straight on the calendar,” Remindo’s marketing manager, Prateek Dubey says. “All these updates reach you through an activity stream, so you get passively updated on your work life, just like Facebook updates you on everything that’s happening in your social life.”
Launched in November 2009, Remindo is free up to 3GB of storage, and always free for non-profits or businesses with fewer than five people. While price for more storage depends on the company itself, Dubey estimates the cost will never go higher than $5 per user per month.
While it’s new, Remindo has been picked up by thousands of small businesses, and was featured in ReadWriteWeb as one of the services that will help change social media in 2010. There’s more ahead for Remindo—they plan to integrate GoogleApps and other CRM, HR, and time-tracking applications to help expand Remindo’s benefits. For more information visit their website.
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Lindsay Tigar is the Editorial Assistant at The New York Enterprise Report. She can be reached at ltigar@nyreport.com.



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