Getting a CEO to agree to anything takes a lot of work…so having a clean site that’s easy to use, navigate, and features that are right there in your face is helpful. What I like about sharepoint is that I could create a parent site with departments within it, and then create several sub-sites (with unique permissions) with departments within it (folders to the left - ex: finance, marketing, IT, etc.) It was much more like an intranet site…and intranet sites are just VERY hard to come by for small startup companies. Also, you can add voice and graphic annotations to files which can make comments and notes easily understandable. You can even share videos, photos, and other files through the interface. You can choose to have voice chats or text chats. I hope to see Moxtra improve the navigation so that it is easier to use. There are rich features offered for collaboration. While I will always be a much bigger fan of SharePoint (PLEASE, please make this more like sharepoint - NO ONE HAS DONE THIS FOR Windows!) I do have to say, after vetting nearly 100 “team collaboration apps” including Basecamp, slack, evernote, etc. I work as an executive assistant to the CEO of multiple startup companies we moved to an all Pc environment and we NEEDED something that would allow us to store documents, team information, contact lists, projects, and calendars in collaborative, yet separate spaces and with unique permissions.
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