Workshare
Provider of secure enterprise file sharing and collaboration applications From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Workshare is a provider of secure enterprise file sharing and collaboration[1] applications.[2] Content owners are able to track and compare changes in documents from contributors simultaneously.[3]
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| Industry | Technology, software as a service (SaaS) |
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| Founder | Barrie Hadfield |
| Headquarters | London, E1 United Kingdom |
Area served | Legal Services, Professional Services, Healthcare & Pharmaceutical |
Key people | Barrie Hadfield (CTO), Michael Garrett (CEO) |
| Products | Workshare Compare, Workshare Secure, Workshare Transact |
| Services | Document comparison, collaboration, security and deal transaction management |
| Parent | Litera |
| Website | www |
History
In 1999, UK technology entrepreneur Barrie Hadfield co-founded Workshare, 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,[5] also founded by Barrie Hadfield, a provider of cloud-enabled document collaboration software for the enterprise sector. Scottish Equity Partners and Business Growth Fund[6] invested £20m in the deal.[7]
Workshare also acquired IdeaPlane, an enterprise social network, in 2012.[8]
Workshare was acquired by its competitor, Litera, in 2019.[9]
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