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DoD, NSF back Semantic Team Collaboration Startup CollabWiki.com

Iselin, NJ (PRWEB) May 12, 2009 --

News Facts

•    CollabWiki delivers a realistic semantic computing model for the enterprise by enabling team members to collaborate via the Web.

•    A powerful Ajax User Interface desktop features on the Web, including visual access to project Workspaces, topics organized in a tree and a high level of interactivity, empowering users to perform at higher levels of productivity.

•    Enterprise uses include collaborative project management, sales proposal development, requirements management, knowledge management, eLearning, collaborative authoring and publishing, and document management.

The Next Shift in Enterprise Team Collaboration: From Social to Semantic

"The latest Gartner Magic Quadrant for Social Software and Team Collaboration had no company in the leaders quadrant. There is a serious lack of vision in the team collaboration space," said Krishna Polineni, President & CEO of Serebrum Corp, the company that develops and markets Axon Collaboration 2.0 which powers CollabWiki. "Enterprises demand easy to use collaboration software and the only options available are hard to use and expensive to maintain."

As the only Team Collaboration solution based on a topic-centric semantic approach, CollabWiki delivers several benefits to enterprise and government users:

•    improve end user adoption through a rich desktop-like interface

•    reduce infrastructure costs through an architecture agnostic to hardware, operating system and database

•    a powerful role-based access control model for user generated content

•    an easy to use desktop-like document management system

•    flexible delivery options: subscription based SaaS model on Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) Web Services and on premise perpetual license model.

The University of Connecticut Health Center (UCHC) evaluated several collaboration tools for the Safety.Net Collaborative that required connecting users at health care facilities across the State of Connecticut including SharePoint and selected Axon Collaboration Portal 2.0, the technology that powers CollabWiki.com. Dr. Tom Agresta, Director of Medical Informatics at the UCHC said, "Axon has the potential to improve the quality of the work that we do collectively, and to markedly improve our efficiency in doing that work."

CollabWiki is platform neutral and can be deployed on application servers such as JBoss from Red Hat (NYSE: RHT), IBM (NYSE: IBM) WebSphere and databases such as MySQL and Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL).

About CollabWiki.com / Serebrum Corporation

CollabWiki.com is powered by the Axon Collaboration Portal 2.0, a product offered by Serebrum Corporation, an Internet software and services firm. The development of Axon Collaboration Portal 2.0 and CollabWiki was funded by research grants from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the Department of Defense's Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (DoD SPAWAR). The research grants were aimed at exploring novel collaboration techniques through extending the wiki concept to the enterprise. Axon was selected as one of the Trend-Setting Products of 2008 by KMWorld. For more information on CollabWiki, please visit http://www.collabwiki.com. For more information about Serebrum, please visit http://www.serebrum.com.

Contact:

Krishna Polineni

732.266.0127

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