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Vmoso Big Knowledge Analysis Service

With so many companies exploring the idea of implementing Mobile Collaboration scenarios within their organization to connect their employees better, it is surprising to find that many of them fail to measure the success of the adoption scientifically. Instead, they rely on subjective measures like “is it working?” and “do …

Join the Vmoso Partner Program

Leverage BroadVision’s investment in Vmoso; you can easily add it to your portfolio of services and solutions to quickly and easily generate new lines of business. Whether you are a system integrator looking to capitalize on the rise of mobile applications or a cloud hosting provider looking to bring new …

Vmoso – Where Knowledge Management Meets Mobile Collaboration

As work becomes increasing more collaborative, employees everywhere must tap into corporate knowledge at any time.

Case Study: Document Future

Thomas Becker, Managing Director of Document Future, describes how he introduced Vmoso into his company to improve the quality of communication and collaboration and meet a challenging software release deadline.

Vmoso Sept 2016 release

We’re delighted to announce the immediate availability of the latest release of Vmoso. This is a major release, including:
– Vmoso Big Knowledge
– Vmoso Process Management
– Addition of tasks to Vmoso basic mod
– Vmoso Integration framework
– Enhancements to access control to support enterprise and affiliate users

This short video gives a brief introduction to some of these new features. For more details, please take a look at the release notes.

Capturing Knowledge At Source

The need for knowledge management has never been greater. The conversations we have today are the knowledge that other people will be searching for tomorrow. Capture them at source or lose them forever.

Device Independence

Mobile has changed the way we work. But for many knowledge workers, it’s not a seamless experience.

Vmoso is “people first”, and recognises that deskbound workers and mobile workers are equally important. Both desktop and mobile apps need feature parity – whatever you can do with one, you need to be able to do with the other.