

Libin says Evernote will hold what is, for the company, an unusually long beta period for the business product. Dedicated support: For the first time, Evernote will be offering phone support, and each Business customer will have a dedicated “Customer Success Manager.”.Libin says this kind of sharing is “what makes your whole business smarter.”

Business sharing: You will be able to publish content to a directory that’s viewable by everyone in your company.Apps that integrate with Evernote will be updated to reflect these new data ownership rules. Data ownership: Who owns the data created in Evernote Business? Libin says that the company settled on a “kindergarten playground solution - what’s mine is mine, what’s yours is yours.” So anything an employee stores in their private notebooks still belongs to them, while anything created in a shared company or team notebook belongs to the company.There will also be tools that help people auto-register and join their relevant business groups. Very easy on-boarding: Every employee’s Evernote Business account can be connected to a personal account, and those personal accounts are automatically upgraded to Evernote Premium.He says the product was built with four big principles in mind: Libin describes Evernote as your “external brain”, and he says Evernote Business should serve as the external brain for your company. Evernote CEO Phil Libin just announced a new product aimed at small- and medium-sized companies (or small- and medium-sized teams within large enterprises) - appropriately, it’s called Evernote Business.
