Network Menus™ has been designed to improve business efficiency through networking the research skills, interests and abilities of an organisation, and delivering this research in a meaningful, relevant way across businesses - enterprise social bookmarking.

Imagine being able to collate the daily research, resources and information management abilities of your workforce into a constantly developing organisation-wide database.

• Product and process efficiency increases due to best practice collaboration;
• Favourites, bookmarks, organisational drive locations, and files are shared and relevantly grouped;
• Browsing and search costs would be massively reduced;
• Research gains greater momentum due to team networking on subject areas.

Network has taken the concept of resource gathering and computer-based research from being a single user, static resource, to being an organisation-wide resource sharing, and Knowledge Management tool for the knowledge rich organisations of the 21st Century.

Managing Knowledge

The latest learning algorithms are used to ensure related, useful information of the right context is delivered.  

• Stores bookmarks, files, and resources in menus above the web page – easy to use;
• Fully-searchable menus – access to in-house knowledge bank;
• Research can be restricted to an individual or shared with certain users or groups – private or shared;
• Unique user login details mean Network Menus™ goes where you go – always available.

Pre-Population Functionality

Network Menus™ includes unique pre-population functionality which allows business information managers and knowledge leaders to effectively control and distribute relevant and timely information to users.  In this way, knowledge leaders, line managers, and department heads can create and distribute timely and relevant information to those persons who require it most.

Cost-Savings

• The average employee spends 6hrs 50m per month browsing the internet for work;
• For information workers the figure is 24hrs per month;
• Network Menus™ could save this research into structured organisational groupings to avoid repetition;
• The cost saving delivered by Network would increase exponentially as the number of users increases;
• Subsequent search times would decrease saving time and money.