Organizations such as investment and audit firms and government agencies need a better way to collaboratively analyze information and rapidly get feedback about their assessments from colleagues and customers. Using the review functions in word processing and emailing documents may work when the goal is simply editing a document. However, a reviewing and email workflow easily can become disjointed. A new approach is needed so teams can collaboratively analyze information, combine the additional resources they have and obtain feedback from their customers.

TagCite, a Web 2.0 service from Mind-Alliance Systems, provides a uniquely simple, elegant, and powerful way for enterprises to streamline the process by which people obtain detailed feedback about content and harness a group’s knowledge. TagCite provides a user-friendly interface for selecting text, commenting about it, and associating comments with related data and multimedia. All this happens in real time, creating an immediate feedback dialog between participants. People, content, comments and data all become associated in ways that facilitates interaction that generates valuable insights.


Features


  • So simple and easy to use, anyone can become proficient in minutes.
  • Unique commenting and notification functionality.
  • Online software-as-a-service delivery model means no need to download or install any software apart from the web browser.
  • Access controls help enforce rules-compliant interaction between users.

Benefits


  • Enhances the quality of collaboration across the enterprise
  • Harnesses collective knowledge so people can make more informed decisions
  • Leads to better understanding of users’ information needs and assets.
  • Points users to relevant information that might be missed
  • Serves as a teaching tool to guide the development of junior analysts.
  • Collaboratively analyzing texts reveals the richness of opinions and helps avoid “groupthink”
  • Reveals the analytic “provenance” of assessments in ways that support interpretation, debriefing, and review.
 

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TagCite Software Solution for Intelligence Agencies

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Relevant Articles

Collaborative Internet tools making inroads into intel agencies

By Anne Laurent Published: June 5, 2008

www.govexec.com A top official with the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said on Tuesday that the intelligence community was moving inexorably toward embracing online collaboration tools, known as Web 2.0 applications, which hold the promise of improving U.S. intelligence efforts. ...

 

Lawmaker to DHS: Step it up with fusion centers

By Ben Bain Published: March 20, 2008

www.fcw.com The Homeland Security Department is at risk for losing support for funding because it is not doing a good enough job of sharing information ...

 

Intelligence Sharing Still Lacking

By Siobhan Gorman Published: February 26, 2008

www.wsj.com Homeland Security Cites New Efforts To Fill Local Needs

 

Logged In and Sharing Gossip, er, Intelligence

By Scott Shane Published: September 2, 2007

www.nytimes.com Facebook, blogs and Wikipedia offer a model for spy agencies.

 

NJ’s Regional Operations Intelligence Center: an All-Crimes, All-Hazards Information hub

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