CORRELATE uses links to structure information
Instead of physically moving files and creating duplicates, CORRELATE structures information by the use of dynamic links or shortcuts. When a file is dragged into CORRELATE, a shortcut is made to the file. These shortcuts are structured in relationship to the subject or task to be performed, regardless of file system and file structure.
No data is transferred when a file is dragged into CORRELATE. Instead a link or shortcut is created that can be structured, re-used, moved and copied exactly as you want without the data ever being duplicated. CORRELATE is a safe, non-intrusive software. Your security systems are unaffected.
Benefits
- The same file can be used in multiple structures
- The same file can be used multiple times in the same structure
- Storage area or file structure has no effect on how you structure the information in Correlate
- Content is not duplicated, copied nor moved, you do not have problems with inconsistency of the data
- Many different file types can be included, such as: documents, spreadsheets, exchange e-mail, file folders
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