Swarmteams Investment Opportunity
Stumble It!Swarmteams (www.swarmteams.com), the Bioteams-based multi-channel group messaging system, is now ready to raise its first external investment. The Swarmteams executive team are looking for strategic investment partners (individuals and enterprises) who can add real value to the mission of turning crowds into communities.
This is great opportunity to be involved in a venture with unique intellectual property, countless application areas, a global market and a strong executive team.
If you think you can bring something interesting to the Swarmteams venture and you want to have a chat and find out more please email us with a bit about yourself and we will be in contact with you directly.
About Swarmteams®
Swarmteams® is a multi-channel group and community messaging system (covering email, web, instant message, SMS and mobile web) which allows new levels of engagement and interaction with groups of all shapes, sizes and geography.
Swarmteams is positioned in the following market categories:
Mobile Social Network, Customer Relationship Management, Community Engagement Marketing, Micro-Blogging, Mobile Community, Email Marketing
Swarmteams is based on the theories in the book Bioteams by Ken Thompson and is patent pending.
Swarmteams has 3 main markets:
1. SwarmTribes (www.swarmtribes.com)
SwarmTribes market is anywhere in the world there is a fan, supporter or user base. This includes music, sports, film, media, good causes, politics, civic engagement, not-for-profits, public health, associations and hobby clubs. SwarmTribes is paid for by sponsorship and is free to the end user.
2. SwarmBrands
SwarmBrands addresses communities within and around enterprises covering important applications such as community marketing, new product feedback/releases, open innovation, post sales support and distribution networks. SwarmBrands revenues are via a licensed revenue model.
3. Powered by Swarmteams
Swarmteams can be embedded in major communities such as global social networks and mobile operator user bases through a powerful API providing full multi-channel group services from within these communities using their own user interfaces, data and branding. The revenue model is licensing and revenue sharing.
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Group Genius: The Creative Power of Collaboration
Steven Poole, writing for the Guardian on Saturday March 15, reviews "Group Genius: The Creative Power of Collaboration", by Keith Sawyer and concludes that the book's big idea is that there is no such thing as the lone genius: everything turns out to be collaborative.
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