Board Papers
Board Papers brings a new approach to traditional board portal solutions, combining an innovative Surface application with seamless and safe Microsoft SharePoint integration. With Board Papers, you can offer your employees a complete collaborative experience in a format that’s familiar and convenient for your organization.
Board Papers, a board portal solution for SharePoint and Surface, has revolutionized the way organizations collaborate. The innovative Surface application allows users to seamlessly multitask across desktop, mobile and tablet devices. This is a result of our seamless integration with Microsoft SharePoint which maintains all critical metadata on the server side.
Board Papers’ Surface application is designed to be powerful while remaining easy to use. Its intuitive interface and user experience enable you to concentrate on your boards, while the intelligent background processes manage the information. The board portal solution is built on industry-standard Microsoft SharePoint technology, so it integrates seamlessly into your existing business processes.
Board Papers is a software solution that embeds Microsoft SharePoint into the Surface experience. As a true Surface application, Board Papers offers both a new user experience and a new business process for Microsoft SharePoint users. Board Papers provides on-screen collaboration, no matter where users are located. This beautiful and easy to use application delivers a paper-like user experience for board members, with the full power of SharePoint under the hood.
Board Papers is a new surface application designed to provide users with a more engaging way to collaborate and communicate in the workplace. The application was created by a team of Microsoft employees who saw the need for an interactive surface that would allow more than just desktop sharing and provide workers with an environment to connect in real time. Board Papers is built on top of SharePoint, which makes it easy for organizations to start using the software without having to worry about training.