Correlate Knowledge Map (K-Map) software for Windows is your easy to use virtual tree structure to organize, share and manage direct links to your important and valued documents, files, search results, pages and e-mails.
It’s quick and easy to…
- Collect
- Organize
- Share
- Archive
CORRELATE will help you to…
- Save time
- Work faster
- Avoid frustration
- Simplify sharing
Our Company Mission
We enables individuals and organizations to correlate digital files and information into easy to use personal and shared context views and tree-structures. These easy to grasp navigational views enable for fast single-click access, smarter collaboration and better governance. Our products are transparent and non-intrusive and fit into any existing enterprise architectures. It can be installed from our web by the end-user in minutes or deployed through the enterprise intranet. Our roadmap includes software for net-cetric services, clients for smartphones and tablets as well as freeware version to support end-user driven distribution of correlated context.
Our vision is simple: You can CORRELATE® Too!
What is CORRELATE?
CORRELATE is a file management software used to access, organize, share and archive e-information. Correlate uses a patented system to structure digital content in Knowledge Maps – a Knowledge Map (K-Map) is a virtual folder with your collection of one-click hyperlinks to anything.
Why CORRELATE?
The typical Correlate K-Map user is from any profession, industry and role. The CORRELATE for remembrance, efficiency, compliance and governance. The uses of Correlate K-Map (Knowledge Map) are limited only by your imagination.
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