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Workshare
Provider of secure enterprise file sharing and collaboration applications From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Workshare was a British provider of secure enterprise file sharing and collaboration applications.[1][2] It allowed content owners to track and compare changes in documents from multiple contributors simultaneously.[3] The company has been part of US company Litra since 2019.
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In 1999, UK technology entrepreneur Barrie Hadfield co-founded Workshare as a provider of client-server document comparison software.[4] Workshare's applications are used by legal and professional services organizations to track changes in contracts and documents.
In 2012, Workshare merged with Skydox, also founded by Barrie Hadfield, a provider of cloud-enabled document collaboration software for the enterprise sector.[5] Scottish Equity Partners and Business Growth Fund invested £20m in the deal.[6][7]
Workshare acquired IdeaPlane, an enterprise social network, in 2012.[8]
In 2019, Workshare was acquired by its competitor, Litera.[9]
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