metalayer is built on a very unique and soon to be patented technology that allows businesses and other organizations to become more co-creative in a collaborative context. They can easily weave their thoughts and feelings together in identifying actionable items that will help the business seize profitable new business opportunities. The core of the technology is the metalayer IdeaWeaver™ Shuttle, which contains all the relevant tools for collaborative teaming. The Shuttle makes it possible to initiate a discussion, ask a question, and put a link at any place in the environment and many other things. Read History of metalayer

metalayer can be viewed from a technological or business community point of view. Technically, it puts a CONTEXT between the data and applications and their presentation. From a business perspective, it makes it possible to draw on an individuals’ thoughts and feelings, in community, to open new horizons of possibilities.

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The metalayer Environment The Community Hub (Comty)

As noted, the beauty and power of metalayer resides in the metalayer IdeaWeaver™ Shuttle. It makes it possible to initiate any of the above objects (tools) at any place within the environment. As first it may seem messy, but the community soon finds its own structure

The spirit of metalayer is one of open and shared conversations. Therefore most of the tools support "many-to-many" collaboration. It is also possible to have small meetings, which we call "some-to-some" working together. One person usually initiates a presentation, vote or questionnaire, so we call this "one-to-many" communication. In addition, it is still possible to have "one-to-one" private meetings where necessary. Knowing that there is also a larger world outside the Community Hub, it is easy to send eMail or SMS alerts to the wider community.

The best way to learn metalayer is just to start using it. Go first to the practice in your Community Hub (Comty) and test out the Shuttle, create a Discussion, upload a File, and insert a URL. Try other things as well. If you need further help, we have put together this Section. Skim it over briefly and then return to it only as needed. Soon you will not need any documentation.

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