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Refining document collaboration with ONLYOFFICE: when flexibility matters

Oleksiy Ivanov · CERN

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Flexibility is an essential skill for teamwork in general, especially in dynamic and challenging situations. Flexibility factor is also of great significance for document collaboration which nowadays is a must for everyone.

Every day we work with numerous office files together with colleagues, team members, various external users, etc. It is important to be able to collaborate on files from different locations and time zones (especially for distributed teams), from different devices and environments (e.g. when it's needed to integrate a solution into the existing corporate infrastructure), as well as to be able to extend the solution functionality at any time you need it, both internally and externally.

In our presentation, we'll cover the following aspects:

- How ONLYOFFICE allows effectively working with all popular formats of office files: docs, sheets, slides, forms, and PDFs. - Role of flexibility and its types — what integration options are available for ONLYOFFICE Docs (API, WOPI, plugins, connectors). - How to organize secure teamwork on sensitive files and research papers using the room-based collaboration environment ONLYOFFICE DocSpace..

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  1. Refining document collaboration with ONLYOFFICE: when flexibility matters 2024-03-12 · 20 min · CERN's player

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Institution
CERN
Department
HEP Computing
Speaker
Oleksiy Ivanov
Year
2024
Language
English
Subjects
Computer science
Source
CERN
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