ThoughtWire's software delivers immediate business value by rapidly interconnecting software, people and the information they need in a more adaptable, scalable and focused way. By unlocking the full potential of information and technology, ThoughtWire helps to leverage your most important assets - people - creating real value by driving productivity and business agility.
With decades of experience delivering business strategy and complex IT projects, ThoughtWire's team has witnessed the struggles and challenges of integrating systems and enabling information sharing across business and technical silos. Many projects suffer long delays, cost overruns or outright failure as a result of the technical challenges faced when attempting to integrate systems that were never intended to work together. Our experience told us that our industry was looking at the problem from the wrong perspective.
"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them."
~ Albert Einstein
ThoughtWire's innovation takes a different approach to the problem. Our inspiration came from the realization that the only thing that most technologies have in common is the people who use them. To solve the problem we had to look at it from the perspective of an individual trying to get their job done. Instead of taking a traditional technology-centric perspective we focused on the individual, the work they do, the information they need and the tools they use – bringing a fundamentally new perspective to an old problem.
ThoughtWire puts everything into context
ThoughtWire provides an integrated work experience for people by focusing on the information needs and capabilities of the tools used to do a specific job. ThoughtWire's 'agent' technology gathers and shares information between applications and automates their coordinated interactions allowing people to focus on their work instead of struggling with software.
This sharing is accomplished through the use of semantics (the 'computable meaning' of information) and the working context of the individual (who they are, what they are doing and the information available at the time) resulting in automated workflows and a truly integrated interactive experience. Our software is at home inside a web browser, on desktops and in the cloud. This means that, for the first time, completely independent web based and desktop applications will work together; unified by shared information and context. ThoughtWire's use of semantics and context will dramatically improve how people work with information and software. Our leading edge R&D has produced patent pending technology that is unique, powerful and transformative.
Immediate business value and ROI
ThoughtWire makes it easier to focus on solving business problems and rapidly realize results by:
- Enabling organizations to make better use of their existing technologies and to quickly adopt new ones;
- Driving standardization of how people use technology by capturing and perfecting best practices;
- Eliminating many of the common technical obstacles to achieving business and project goals; and
- Delivering value at a fraction of the cost of traditional approaches resulting in a significant return on investment in every application of ThoughtWire - from the smallest to the largest.
We can help you
ThoughtWire can help your organization create new capabilities or enhance existing ones for your customers, employees and partners in record time enabling true business agility.
For more information, please contact us at:
ThoughtWire Corp.
207 Adelaide St. East, Suite 300
Toronto, ON, M5A 1M8
Canada
+1 647.351.WIRE (9473)
info@thoughtwire.com
Context-aware computing is among the Top 10 Strategic Technologies for 2011 as published by Gartner, Inc.
Gartner has identified context-aware computing as "an emerging and game-changing opportunity for enterprises..." in 2011 and going forward. "Context-aware computing stands where search engines and the Web did in 1990 - a set of business and technical forces coming together without definitive rules."
~ Gartner.com
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