"Peer-to-Peer software companies are beginning to roll out new trading, collaboration and content management applications as the technology looks to prove itself in the world of business-to-business computing. "

"P2P software vendors and users are also looking at knowledge management, or making content more accessible. It's one area in which analysts have praised the technology."

From: Peer-to-Peer seeks B2B niche

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