90p Admin

Is it really necessary to not post the secret decoder ring settings to reset the Admin password in Sage 100? I mean if anyone asks, we PM it to them.

I think the concern is that someone who is not active in responding or participating can read the info not realizing that it's not a good idea to share it. I think this may have occurred once or twice before. I'd rather see us posting this to a private Evernote notebook and encourage people to be self service on more of these topics. I'd see two Evernote KB: 1. General 2. Private (can only share to members and contain the more private info)

Yeah. Big Louie blurted it out in an open session at Sage Summit. Still, anyone who asks gets it PM'd to them and probably without a warning about not putting it out to the public.

I just added this note to my keyboard shortcut that I use to send it to folks: WARNING!: This is not for public distribution! Sharing outside of the 90 Minds group is cause for banishment from the group without a refund of any fees paid!

Perhaps what we do is offer up the opportunity to join the Evernote business shared notebook for a fee. The main problem we have is just like our customers most members don't think they have a need for it until they have a need for it.

If/when we look for a replacement for Socialcast, we should look for something with a wiki side too. I love the Evernote shared notebooks but it becomes one more thing to track and update when folks join / drop out.

I love the idea of sharing Evernote business notebook as a KB. Regarding the Socialcast, Most of the viable replacements communications have their pros and cons. I think we Socialcast is currently the best for communication for at least another year.

What I like about Evernote is that you can sync the KB and bring it with you on just about any device. By separating our knowledge from the communication tool we also can help prevent lock-in on any of these services (well any except Evernote).

@JimWoodhead I agree on both of your points. I'm just not sure the Evernote notebook scales to 140 users including but not limited to having to set up everyone and make sure they paid for that added service, etc.