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Skillhive
- 1. Skillhive Work smarter together Developed with by Intunex Oy
- 3. In their work, experts encounter complicated problems whose solutions require different types of expertise.
- 4. Expertise is typically dispersed all over the organization, and finding it is random, time-consuming and inefficient.
- 5. The systems currently in use are too inflexible and administrative.
- 6. If knowledge isn't distributed efficiently, experts will try to solve problems independently of each other, and the wheel gets reinvented.
- 7. Certain persons are burdened unnecessarily and new talents won't emerge.
- 8. There are many tools that facilitate team communication, but finding expertise through them is essentially based on luck.
- 9. At the same time, they easily produce too much information for everyone.
- 10. THE SOLUTION
- 11. Meet Skillhive!
- 12. Skillhive is based on a concept called swarming - a form of collective intelligence which enables even large groups to work smarter together. DOERS HELPERS FOLLOWERS © Intunex Oy 2015
- 13. 1 3 2 Anyone can create a swarm around a shared work target such as an idea, problem or project. Skillhive finds people who have skills and passions on the subject and invites them to join the swarm. The level of participation within a swarm can vary. Leaders put in the most effort. Helpers contribute by giving small advices. Followers join in for learning purposes. Participation and the sharing of knowledge is encouraged through a unique social rewarding system.
- 14. ★ Customizable and configurable ★ Enterprise level security ★ AD/LDAP & ADFS integrations with SSO ★ Skillhive API ★ HTML5 & mobile use ★ Admistration tools, reports and statistics Designed for business
- 15. They are already using Skillhive
- 16. What experts say about us? “This is the most exciting new tech I have seen for a while.” – Bill Boorman, Founder of #Truevents, United Kingdom 2012 “Well designed, visually motivating product that improves knowledge sharing and enables collaboration across organizational boundaries” – Jouni Backman, Member of the Finnish Parliament / Chairman of the eEemeli competition 2012 “What a great user-experience.A new way to lead competence management by crowdsourcing. Looking forward to be part of this” – Taru From, HR4 Solutions Oy, Managing Director 2013
- 17. Awards and recognition Best Collaboration App in Finland - eEemeli 2012 competition Best Start-Up Finalist - HRTech Europe 2012 iHR competition Top 10 HRTech Innovation - HR ForumToday 2013 iTalent competition KasvuOpen finalist - digital growth path 2015 2nd Place Best Utility & Productivity Service - Best Mobile Service in Finland 2012 competition Design From Finland -The Association for Finnish Work 2014