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For every doc, I'd be that five times as many e-mails are sent. #MessageNotReceived

depends on the time of year - during quarter end the number increases massively

I would say 100's at least

i'm sharing more links than ever before

10-20

25-50

Countless!! lol

Have never thought about it. Probably 10-20.

Probably between 25 and 50 depending on the day

15-20 at least

Depends on the day and time of the year.

@furrier if you count links, then 100s!

10 on average

@furrier I'm w/ you. Prefer to share links than send files. Much more efficient. But can also be problematic.

@tcrawford 20 a day easily! #ibminsight

we definitely see a mix. many use our review & approval tools in content manage products. many unfortunately still use email. #ibmecm makes it super easy

Email .. it's the easiest

I notice that some organizations don't approve for security reason

@JenniferDennis Maybe not the most efficient...but easiest to use.

adhoc - doesn't seem like there's a standard process

I'd rather not use email - because lets face it we got too much. and it's a hassle to leave and go somewhere else.

@JenniferDennis unless the volume is high and you have to remember what to approve, what you've approved, and want to make it easy for others to approve your docs

I'd like to see an interactive web meeting that teams can edit simultaneously on screen, rather than watching one person make changes.

Some teams I've been in use a proprietary tool called eReview. It's cryptic but it sure is slow. :-)

email

@LindsaySkarda that is one I would pay for!

Selectively determine compliance implications of documents using text analysis

.docx .jpg .gif and .png

excel and ppt account for maybe 2/3rds for me

My team and I generate, use, read, argue about, and share mostly office file formats, PDFs, and HTML based documents

The rest is docs and pix

.@dvellante I suspect that most people are in the same boat.

.docx .psd .png .jpeg . ppt

I use video to learn, video to share what's new in upcoming products, and video to explain how our products & services are used by clients. So video is key and becoming more so

Excel, Word, PPT, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Evernote notes ... the list seems to keep growing and becoming more complicated to deal with

Broadening the scope, most of the useful information I generate is through mail/instant messages

Does email count as a file format? That is what I deal with the most.

@jeffreyfkelly See a lot of Evernote use for personal note taking and saving & synching articles across devices. Email remains a major force in enterprise.

Word, Excel, PPT, Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere Pro, the list goes on. And I can't look at most of them on my mobile.

.@ibminsight - in a Web-based world, one can easily share content without proper files.

@OrenPai Thinking about all the wonderful web meetings you hold for information sharing... a content format we often don't talk about.

One file format getting more usage by me is embed codes like iFrames and other API like features like JSON

Q3a: What formats BEYOND typical productivity apps?

@JenniferDennis absolutely it does

Which come to think of it... When is Crowd Chat going to have an app?

@LindsaySkarda App will be out in few months backend for android and iOS completed now need UX design

Looks like most of the responses have the common file formats. I would add HTML to the list.

@furrier Awesome!

@hernandster wiki pages

Hey @milesaustin! Thanks for joining.

it's party time Miles!

Jumping into the chat as well...