It's the same approach employed by Napster, the music company that allows users to swap digitized music files. For businesses, it provides secure, online working relationships with customers and partners, enabling individuals to respond in real-time to problems and opportunities, streamlining the decision process. Groove will raise revenue by offering professional version of the software and by licensing companies the right to offer Groove as a free download to customers. Trellix, a of Concord website design software firm, will add Grove to its menu. And Viant, the Boston Internet consulting firm will also offer Groove software to its clients.
Investors are well aware of Ozzie track record and the appeal of peer computing, are on board.
Copyright 2001 INT Media Group, Incorporated All Rights Reserved.