Sharing Business Content with Shazzle

“Speed and efficiency.” Nice combination, for a business. Businesses, large or small, are rife with personal connections. They're full of “teams.” There's a perpetual need for quick communication and distribution. People need to connect with the people in their office, their clients outside the office, their co-workers who may not be in the office at all times...there's just connecting everywhere you look.

The mail doesn't work for all this communicating and connecting; it's just too slow. Telephone and fax have plenty of limitations, too. So “business,” as an entity, turns to the internet. Immediate communication. A lot of the communication tools even contain the word “instant” in their appelations. There's live chat and instantaneous messaging and the quickest access around for communication. But what about the distribution?

Moving files back and forth through email is inefficient. Large files often can't be distributed this way. Additionally, consider the state of collaboration on smaller files through email. Every member of a group has to pull the file from his or her own email, make their corrections or additions, then send it back out to the entire group. In-boxes become littered with updated versions of the document. It becomes likely that things are missed or left languishing under the title of “unread mail.” So what's the solution?

A file sharing program that would enable users to store content in a central, accessible location. Accessible but protected.

This is Shazzle. With Shazzle users can create “communities.” Once erected, these communities can be password protected. Only employees or employees and clients can access the content. It's all stored in one central “community” that can be accessed on diverse networks, from various locations, by specific users. And Shazzle's easy to use. Just enter a password and you're in; it's a simple solution to the problem of “where and how do I store and manipulate files?” A simple and a free solution: Shazzle is easy to use, allows for the storing of and sharing files, and doesn't cost anything.

So it's better. Better and it's free.