Caucus is the world's best conferencing software. It gives people spaces online where they meet as teams, learning groups, and communities to create and share knowledge, experience, ideas, and information.
In static Web sites, information doesn't change or it is updated oh-so-sloowly. But Caucus is always evolving. You shape the conference center every time you visit. It's personal and meaningful, and it gets better all the time.
Highlights
A Caucus conference center is a constantly-growing network of people,
purposes, resources, and information:
- you can contribute anytime
- you always see what is relevant to you
- you can start new topics anytime
- you can include anything Web-compatible:
Files and documents, Web pages and anything that can go on them, mailtos and URLs, images, databases, audio, Java applets, you get the idea...
People work best when they work together. Caucus removes the barriers to working together online. You get:
- a shared space online that's available whenever and
wherever you are
- efficient access to the ideas and information of other
people
- easy ways to contribute ideas and information to others
- flexible, personalized ways to view and manage knowledge
that's important to you
Applications
Organizations use Caucus for teamwork, learning, and
community-building:
- strategic projects
- virtual courses and campuses
- online events
- virtual team centers
- communities of practice
Who's using Caucus today
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US Department of Defense The Metanet Community Intelligence Labs British Telecom ConBrio ArtsWire | |
US Army Corps of Engineers General Services Administration University of Arizona Carleton College Twin-Cities FreeNet City of Santa Monica Maui Technical Research Center and many, many more
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Caucus nuts & bolts
Caucus runs with standard Internet hardware and OS/Web
server software and is compatible with most Web server
authentication and security methods. It interoperates
with other Web-compatible software. Caucus combines
a rich computer-conferencing API, an HTML-compatible
scripting language, and complete Web compatibility.
Server requirements
Caucus runs on Microsoft Windows NT and many popular
UNIX platforms. Supported Web server software includes
Microsoft Internet Information Server, Netscape Enterprise
Server, and the Apache Web Server.
Client requirements
Only a standard Web browser is required.
Licensing
Screen Porch offers flexible licensing options to meet the needs of
your
organization. Visit our Licensing and
Sales
pages for more information.
Y2K
Caucus 4.0 is fully Year-2000 compliant.
