 with another member or a group and video calling directly through the application. Flock’s advanced searching abilities can help members to look for anything very quickly.
Collaboration Tools #13: Workzone
WorkZone is another cloud-based team management tool which is useful for mid-sized and bigger businesses. Workzone’s ease of use is its most significant feature. The project dashboard is a collection of tasks, separated by project, which includes information about who’s responsible for the job, the timeline for completion, project status, and any notes that might be relevant to that task. Users can see at a glance where all active projects are, what needs to happen next, and what might be delaying the project. Clicking any to-do list from the dashboard allows users to see what’s due, when it’s due, and anything that’s overdue. Overdue tasks are marked so users can’t miss them. WorkZone features a task dependency linking system that allows project managers to create cascading tasks. The completion date of another triggers the start date of one task.
Collaboration Tools #14: Wrike
Wrike is a project collaboration tool that gives teams an overview of project status and the team’s productivity. Users also can create Gantt charts, edit tasks, and work with their teammates. Wrike lets teams break down substantial work into smaller pieces so that each task can be completed on time. Wrike has pre-designed templates that can eliminate the time spent on designing models from scratch. Time tracking for each member and the entire project can help make accurate decisions regarding future planning and budget management. Write also allows teams to share real-time interactive report and schedule notifications for report updates.
Collaboration Tools #15: Taiga
Taiga is a team collaboration platform specially designed for software developers. The application focuses on features that a developer would need. These are quite distinct from the requirements of a project manager. Taiga lets users track components called stories and backlogs. The idea is that a backlog is a final product. So project managers can set up a backlog, and the team members work on it in sections, called stories. As the backlog is depleted, the team gets closer to the finished product. The project manager can determine how the backlog is managed. Stories can be assigned to individuals or groups of team members. The final due date can also be assigned to make sure a project doesn’t end up delayed. It’s also possible to have stories that aren’t attached to a specific person or team or that do not have a particular due date. Project managers can change all of that information at any time.
Collaboration Tools #16: Zenkit
Zenkit is one of the most feature-packed collaboration tools in the market. Zenkit also focuses on scalability, so that the platform can be adjusted to the size of the organization. Zenkit has its text editor and spreadsheets tools. Useful features include calendar, checklists, marking action actions as favorites, activity tracking, team information and ability to add mentions. Above all the regular features, it has other uniques features such as the ability to work offline and global searches for the entire archive for any data. Another useful feature is the capability to customize the notification so that they do not cause any distractions.
Collaboration Tools #17: Proofhub
Proofhub is another collaboration tool that is packed with features. Proofhub tries to minimize the need for multiple tools to run an organization. Proofhub works as a focal place to manage and run projects. Proofhub helps teams with the different tasks to keep things on track, share ideas and collaborate with teams and clients. Files and documents are maintained to keep the entire information organized. Group chat features are available to ask questions, get answers and continue crucial conversations seamlessly, analyze files and documents instantly, and track time spent on the projects. Proofhub also helps with charts to design the project plans that’ll assure timely conclusion of the projects. Proofhub also supports the project manager to keep a bird’s eye view on project progress, generate roles in determining access levels for the teams and clients. Proofhub helps create project reports for insights on how projects are progressing, and how groups and individuals are performing.
Collaboration Tools #18: Walkabout
Walkabout is one of the unique online collaboration platform available today in the market. Walkabout uses 3D rendering to create a virtual office for people working remotely so that they feel like they are in the same office. Walkabout platform creates a virtual office floor for each member, with fun features such as a lunchroom and break room. Access to documents and tools are provided, and neat features like shutting the door for privacy are also present. Formal meeting rooms are also there. Individual and groups chat, and video calling features are also built-in.
Collaboration Tools #19: Workplace
Workplace is an online collaboration platform developed by Facebook. Workplace is essentially Facebook for businesses where employees of a company can interact an collaborate. Workplace’s interface feels like Facebook and that’s helped Workplace to gain new users quickly. Users have the same ability to like, comment, react, real-time chat and share information with others. Workplace has several next-gen technologies like live video for interacting with team members and the auto-translate feature to help employees connect and share information. The workplace platform also uses learning algorithms that allows the platform to become better the more it’s used.
Collaboration Tools #20: Airtable
Airtable is another unique online collaboration tool available for users to consider. Airtable is like an Excel spreadsheet but with database superpowers! You can add all types of content, images, weblinks, fields, and information into each of your cells. This highly visual aspect allows users to understand various types of content beyond text and numbers. It’s especially useful with your spreadsheets aren’t cutting it with their endless scrollbars. Airtable’s relational database is collaborative across your entire team.
Conclusion
Approximately half of the employees believe that their organization is not being collaborative enough. On top of that, around 86% of employees think that workplace failures are due to lack of collaboration efforts. (Source: elcomcms) It’s clear that employees want more collaboration in the workplace and get work done as a team quickly. A collaboration tool can help employees get work done together quickly and easily. The trick is to pick the right tool that matches your workflow and that will fit into your company culture. We’re sure you’ll be able to find that tool in this awesome list!
Are there any collaboration tools we missed? Which tool do you use to make collaborations easier? Do share with us in the comment section below
<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: os::linux::local::plugin process
username_0: I tried to use the os::linux::local plugin when I use it directly from my poller bash I obtain the correct return. But after my import in centreon I obtain a false return 

My bash command
 /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/centreon_plugins.pl --plugin=os::linux::local::plugin --mode='process' --hostname='@IP' --ssh-command=plink --ssh-option='-l=myuser' --ssh-option='-pw=mypass'  --filter-command
='my_command' --remote

The correct return
OK: Number of current processes: 1 | 'nbproc'=1;;;0;


My centreon command
/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/centreon_plugins.pl
	--plugin=os::linux::local::plugin
	--mode=process
	--hostname='@IP'
	--ssh-command='plink'
	--ssh-option='-l=myuser'
	--ssh-option='-pw=mypass'
	--filter-command='my_command'
	--remote

is return : 

  | 'nbproc'=0;;;0;


It's like if my command is execute by the poller and not by the device I want to connect by ssh.
Please can you help me.

Thanks
<issue_comment>username_1: Have you tested the command with centreon-engine user? Is it work?
<issue_comment>username_0: Hello,
I just try as you ask the command with centreon-engine user the results is : 

substr outside of string at /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/os/linux/local/mode/process.pm line 109.
substr outside of string at /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/os/linux/local/mode/process.pm line 110.
Use of uninitialized value $value in substitution (s///) at /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/centreon/plugins/misc.pm line 316.
Use of uninitialized value $value in substitution (s///) at /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/centreon/plugins/misc.pm line 317.
Use of uninitialized value $value in substitution (s///) at /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/centreon/plugins/misc.pm line 318.
Use of uninitialized value $value in substitution (s///) at /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/centreon/plugins/misc.pm line 316.
Use of uninitialized value $value in substitution (s///) at /usr/lib64/nagios/