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PaperThin, Inc.
300 Congress St., Suite 303
Quincy MA 02169

PH: 617.471.4440
FAX: 617.471.4465
Contact: info@paperthin.com
Visit their Web site: www.paperthin.com

Products

CommonSpot™

Profile

Since 1993, PaperThin has helped organizations of all sizes to improve productivity and derive more value from their Web strategies. Our flagship product, CommonSpot™, delivers flexible, scalable, and easy to use content management. Customers such as Cornell University, Hasbro, National Park Service, Sharp Healthcare, US Senate, and United Way rely on CommonSpot to drive their Web initiatives.

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This company is listed in the following categories:

Collaboration	Content Management	Document Management/Conversion	e-Commerce
Education	Energy	Financial Services	Government
Healthcare	Insurance	Knowledge Management	Legal
Manufacturing	Media/Entertainment	Pharmaceutical, Life Sciences	Telecom
Transportation, Aerospace	Workflow

Articles Mentioned

KMWorld Trend-Setting Products of 2008
What makes a trend-setting product?
When we first started identifying products six years ago, we were still seeing some radical new technology and tried to select solutions that would be embraced by the marketplace and gain wide adoption.
A few of the companies that developed the products have gone belly up; more have been acquired by other vendors. However, all things considered, we've been quite accurate selecting products that deliver customer value, which is the underlying principle that defines this year's list.
Feature, Posted 31 Aug 2008 - September 2008, Trend-Setting Products 2008 [Vol 17, Issue 8] Issue

Trend-Setting Products of 2008:
Northern Light, Open Text, PaperThin, QL2
Feature, Posted 31 Aug 2008 - September 2008, Trend-Setting Products 2008 [Vol 17, Issue 8] Issue

Rethinking a Web strategy
KM In Practice, Posted 03 Mar 2008

KMWorld 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management 2008
So why do these companies matter? Not necessarily because they are the most innovative, but that's a factor. Not because they are ahead of the curve on Enterprise 2.0 initiatives, but that's also a factor.Not because they are the most financially successful (that's not a factor), and not because they have the most efficient marketing engines—that's not a factor either.We have long held that the true essence of knowledge management is an attitude, a single-minded commitment to improvement.
Feature, Posted 29 Feb 2008 - March 2008 (100 Companies) [Volume 17, Issue 3] Issue

View From the Top: PaperThin
Feature, Posted 29 Feb 2008 - March 2008 (100 Companies) [Volume 17, Issue 3] Issue

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