Posted by romasha 4 years 12 weeks ago

Express Computer Magazine, India's Only leading IT Business Weekly, featured cyn.in in their Spotlight Section in February. Renuka Vembu, has in a succinct manner summarized Cynapse's history and philosophy of developing products. It can easily be summed up in a very famous quote by Charles Darwin:

"It is not the strongest of the species that survive, not the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to Change"

A really nice article about Cynapse's founder Apurva Roy Choudhury. Do read the full article here: http://www.expresscomputeronline.com/20090223/management04.shtml

This interview was done in December. cyn.in now has over 20K installations of the open source community edition across the world.

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Posted by romasha 4 years 21 weeks ago

With the economic downturn, businesses are reviewing their ambitious and expensive software implementation plans and spends in a new light. CIO's of leading enterprises are looking at Open source and SaaS technologies as an option to combat the slowdown.

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PCQuest - India's leading technology magazine, is advising CIOs to adopt open source technologies to avoid large upfront investments and beat the recession, in the January 2009 edition. We were thrilled to see that PCQuest is recommending cyn.in to be used for collaboration in enterprises.

Cyn.in can be used for collaboration, managing your electronic documents, images, and maintain proper work flow. This software offers a number of collaboration tools such as blogs, micro blog, discussion, wiki, etc. A desktop client is also available for Windows, Linux and Mac, which gets installed on the system and does not require you to visit web pages regularly to keep yourself updated. For example, whenever someone uploads a file or puts a comments, the user will just receive a pop up, and then he can visit the site.

cyn.in has all the features suited for Enterprise collaboration. Its easy to install and setup, at the same time, the simple user interface makes it easy for adoption- the most critical factor for software success in organizations. The price is reasonable and companies can go with the SaaS edition or the Enterprise Edition with complete support.

Rakesh Sharma at PCQuest has done an impressive quick start guide for installing and starting off with cyn.in. The following points are outlined in the installation guide:

  1. cyn.in Installation (An installation video is also available here: http://blog.cynapse.com/how-to-setup-cynin-vmware-appliance-community-edition)
  2. cyn.in Configuration - Setting up the VMware appliance
  3. User managment in cyn.in - adding/deleting users
  4. Adding Spaces in cyn.in
  5. Adding Smart Views in cyn.in

Read the complete article here: http://pcquest.ciol.com/content/enterprise/2009/109010104.asp

 

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Posted by romasha 4 years 21 weeks ago

Bill Ives covers knowledge management and emerging Enterprise 2.0 technologies on his blogs. He has been writing informative content on his blogs often highlighting the value of combining enterprise technologies with new age social software.
Recently he covered cyn.in on one of his blogs - The AppGap. Here's an excerpt from the review:

This looks like another useful option for enterprise 2.0 collaboration and content sharing that is continuing the trend of integrated suites of applications taken from Web 2.0.

There's also some really impressive user feedback in the comments.

Check out the full post here: http://www.theappgap.com/cynin-open-source-enterprise-collaboration-software.html

Thanks for the amazing review, Bill.

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Posted by romasha 4 years 22 weeks ago

Darrell Etherington has an interesting cyn.in review on his blog at WebWorkerDaily. He points out that people looking out for a pure collaboration platform will find cyn.in tailored to their specific needs compared to Liferay. Which is true, as Liferay offers a full-fledged end-to-end portal, CMS and collaboration solution while cyn.in concentrates on out-of-the-box enterprise wide collaboration.

Overall, Cyn.in seems like a fairly powerful tool, especially if your users are knowledgeable and experienced in customized enterprise collaboration software... I’d recommend Cyn.in for consultants working with larger, established companies looking for an alternative to their current collaboration solution.

He has blogged about his experience of using cyn.in. You can read the entire post here: http://webworkerdaily.com/2008/12/31/cynin-more-open-source-group-collaboration

Thanks for the extensive review of cyn.in, Darrell!

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Posted by romasha 4 years 23 weeks ago

Thats Ryan Stewart's opinion about cyn.in. As a Platform Evangelist at Adobe, he finds the cyn.in desktop client to be the coolest thing.

We are thrilled reading Ryan's comments about the cyn.in desktop client:

What’s great is the polish and UI design they put into it. The application is very elegantly skinned and they’ve made sure the preferences for things like alerts and “always on top” are easily accessible. It’s one of the best examples I’ve seen of AIR because it brings the full functionality of the backend system into a desktop client for ease of use and tracking. It’s unobtrusive and simple to use, and they made it look really good. I encourage you to check out the screenshots on their blog.

I'd like to say thank you to Ryan for the superb mention!

Read the full post here: http://blog.digitalbackcountry.com/2008/12/cynin-adobe-air-in-enterprise-20/

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