Inmagic News & Articles

Inmagic (news, site) has created a new application on top of its Presto, innovation management platform. IdeaNet is designed to generate product ideas and manage the idea development process.

Inmagic (news, site) has released the latest version of its social knowledge network, Presto 3.7. This latest version offers the ability to integrate information from third party repositories like SharePoint.

Among this week's hodgepodge of Enterprise 2.0 announcements: Salesforce.com extends its love for Facebook to Service Cloud 3 and lo! The second coming of the iPad!

Inmagic (news, site) unveiled Presto AssociatioNet today, specifically giving member-based organizations a more resourceful pool to turn to for information and collaboration.

Inmagic (news, site) responded to the collaboration craze this morning with the release of Presto 3.5. The newest version of their social knowledge network solution delivers perks like enhanced discussion forums, extended single sign-on and improved performance. 

Inmagic has come out with a new version of Presto, a social knowledge network solution, that integrates tightly with SharePoint. Just another way to share all the information stored in one of the most popular collaboration platforms.

Inmagic (news, site) has bolstered its social knowledge management platform with SharePoint interoperability features. Who doesn't want to connect to MOSS nowadays?

Each year KMWorld publishes the top 100 knowledge management companies "with attitude." Relying on feedback from colleagues, analysts, system integrators and the vendors themselves, the annual list spotlights organizations that demonstrate a commitment to customer-driven innovation and exceptional market agility.

Below, a shortlist of industry standouts -- and why they made it this year.

Inmagic, a provider of knowledge management solutions, recently released a new socialized version of their knowledge repository. The company says the solution was named Social Presto by customers including NASA, Newsweek and the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts. 

But we'll focus less on the name dropping -- although NASA is an impressive client -- and more on the turn we see vendors continuing to take in the direction of social knowledge solutions.