GroupSystems new generation software: Thinktank
BROOMFIELD COLORADO, August 2006 - GroupSystems announces the new generation collaboration software: Thinktank
GroupSystems , the world leader in group intelligence and team decision-making technology, announced the unveiling of ThinkTank, its next generation web 2.0 collaborative technology. ThinkTank offers organizations of any size an easy-to-use, high Return-on-investment way to create or improve collaborative innovation environments.
ThinkTank is the only structured collaboration technology based on customer proven methodologies and 19 years of scientific research. It allows groups either face-to-face or virtually to innovate, create or reach consensus faster than ever before. ThinkTanks powerful tools are designed to harness the power of a group to ultimately generate better ideas and solutions, thus expediting innovation. Groups can contribute anonymously, and then collectively, vet all possibilities. Teams can then evaluate and prioritize the results of their input. Finally, a meeting report is generated that contains clear deliverables and action items. Work sessions are conducted within an enterprise or across the value chain with other partners.
"ThinkTank gives our current and future customers what they most want: a web 2.0 teamspace to realize the benefits of group intelligence. Whether the problem is strategic planning or product design or human resource optimization, ThinkTank will bring group collaboration to every desktop." said Luis Solis, CEO and President of GroupSystems. The key benefits of using ThinkTank are team productivity, breakthrough innovations, and technology enablement of important processes so that best practices are shared and reused. We expect organizations will soon see the merits of working the new way towards Group Intelligence.
Built using a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) with many of the latest open-source components, ThinkTank is highly reliable, fast, scalable and integrates easily with other applications. ThinkTank is browser-based and requires no client installation since it uses Flash. It runs on the Windows, Linux and Solaris operating systems.
More information on our website in our ThinkTank section
