Network Menus is developed around the basis of three steps to Effective Knowledge Management as shown below.

1. Personal Information Management – Network Menus™ provides a personal level of information management.  Network has focused on developing an application for the user.  The first benefit that the user sees from the software is increased personal efficiency through being able to store, manage and retrieve information with ease.
2. Shared research and knowledge – Network Menus™ enables the user to share parts of their research with others.  Users can “look Up” another persons research and expertise through a simple interface.
3. Active identification of related information – Network Menus™ is actively working, constantly understanding what type of information a person is looking for whilst browsing the internet or file system.  Using advanced technology the software is able to identify other users' shared research which is relevant, delivering it to a user's screen precisely at the point of need.  

Network Menus™ offers a new level of knowledge management not currently available anywhere else in the knowledge management or personal information management markets

Please refer to the following links for further information about Network Menus™. 

Network Menus Presentation; The use of IT in Knowledge Management. - Network Ltd received funding from the DTI to develop a KM toolbar that works like an electronic filing cabinet to categorise bookmarks, build a collaborative KM library and automatically share knowledge. This presentation includes an overview of the KM software on the market as well as a demonstration of the Network Menus™ toolbar. Click here to get the presentation in PDF format.