there are many 'Content Management Systems' if you search freshmeat.net - they are varying in quality and useability, but most will serve the basic purpose.
i am currently using a little opensource project called 'phprojekt' for my team's online collaboration. it provides real-time chat, forums, contact manager, content manager (for documents, etc, with ratings, comments, etc), web publisher (for publishing content onto a website viewable by the public), file manager (with basic version control), project manager, timecard manager (for billable hours per project), and best of all - a helpdesk for logging support bugs and other 'technical support' issues.
it also has integrated imap mail for checking pop3, etc from a web-based interface. i use it for all my email currently, have for a few weeks now.
funny you asked, as i was just discussing with my hosting partner the possibility of setting up a service for providing 'hosted' versions of the software for small businesses - licensed on a per-user basis, per-month, much like similar online 'hosted' CRM packages such as salesforce.com and others...
anyways, the project site is at www.phprojekt.com.
cheers
mike w
www.uber-geek.ca
>I'm working on a little game with a few other people
>who are not in my town, and I'm wondering if there
>are any web sites that would assist in remote
>artist/developer collaboration, and storage of game
>assets.
>
>I'm thinking it would need to have remote storage
>(hard drive space), some sort of rudimentary source
>control system, and document tracking features.
>Basically, a central point that would serve as a hub
>to store design docs, code files, art assests,
>schedules, etc.
>
>It seems like there's got to be something out there,
>but I haven't had any luck finding it after quite a
>bit of searching. Any ideas?
>
>- Jason Bay
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