What Is Groove?
Groove 2007 is a collaboration software program teams can use to share information and work together on project activities—from simple document collaboration to custom solutions integrated with business processes. Teams using Groove 2007 work inside collaborative workspaces, which put all team members, tools, and information in one place. Groove workspaces keep teams up to date automatically and efficiently, and enable them to work anywhere, anytime, and with anyone—even people outside their organization—so they spend less time coordinating and more time working.
How does Groove work?
Groove includes both a client application and server components. Learn about the Groove architecture by watching these videos or reading this technical whitepaper. You can find out even more about the Groove client from the product guide and review the Groove Server 2007 product guide for more details.
How is Groove deployed?
The server components of Groove 2007 can be deployed onsite at your organization or are available as a hosted service from Microsoft.
Try Groove 2007
Get Groove 2007 as part of your MSDN subscription, or visit the MSDN Evaluation Center for a free trial of Office Enterprise 2007 (which includes Groove 2007). The MSDN subscription license terms allow for installation for testing and development purposes. The Enterprise MSDN kit includes Groove Server 2007.