[jira] [Comment Edited] (COR-30) Survey Cloud-Based Document Interop Solutions

["Peter Kelly (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>]

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Peter Kelly edited comment on COR-30 at 1/14/15 5:29 PM:
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On the topic of cloud - and this might be somewhat different to what you had in mind for this issue, but anyway - I think there's a lot of potential for us to promote Corinthia (particularly with the editor, running in-browser) as an open source alternative to Google Docs and similar web apps.

One of the main problems with the current web-based editors like Google Docs is that they're hosted on the public Internet. This is a major security concern, due to the well-known potential of such services to be compromised. For organisations that want a web-based app but don't their data hosted externally to their network, the ability to host it internally within the organisation's own network would, I think, be quite attractive. At to that the fact that it's open source - and you have two major benefits that you can't get from Google et. al.

There is are also many proprietary and open source content management systems which are often deployed on internal networks but lack built-in editing capabilities, and integration with Corinthia could be attractive to some of those as well.


was (Author: pmkelly):
On the topic of cloud - and this might be somewhat different due what you had in mind for this issue, but anyway - I think there's a lot of potential for us to promote Corinthia (particularly with the editor, running in-browser) as an open source alternative to Google Docs and similar web apps.

One of the main problems with the current web-based editors like Google Docs is that they're hosted on the public Internet. This is a major security concern, due to the well-known potential of such services to be compromised. For organisations that want a web-based app but don't their data hosted externally to their network, the ability to host it internally within the organisation's own network would, I think, be quite attractive. At to that the fact that it's open source - and you have two major benefits that you can't get from Google et. al.

There is are also many proprietary and open source content management systems which are often deployed on internal networks but lack built-in editing capabilities, and integration with Corinthia could be attractive to some of those as well.

> Survey Cloud-Based Document Interop Solutions
> ---------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: COR-30
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COR-30
>             Project: Corinthia
>          Issue Type: Task
>            Reporter: Dennis E. Hamilton
>            Priority: Minor
>              Labels: Corinthia, cloud, documents, hosting
>
> There are various approaches to making document processing available across cloud-backed ecosystems.  Some of them may represent the least that can possibly work, but having facets that may be meaningful in Corinthia adoption and deployment cases.
> This JIRA task provides some early consolidation, possible creation of subtasks, and some aggregation in a single place before providing something more enduring on the web or wiki.



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