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Tracking: This very useful - and popular - part of the site provides detailed information in various forms on the full inventory of all SBIR-involved firms having in-place connection with the Office Holding Corporation OR in which Corporate personnel have expressed interest | ||
Database searching online: This area of the site provides two distinct, but relevant, search capabilities 1. Self-directed searches within the full complement of awardee profiles, awards issued patents, keywords and phrases etc 2. The means to request Custom Researches on your behalf by idi personnel using the far more powerful and comprehensive offline relational databases. These searches may include simple By-Company Profiles, limited Analytical Reports and Request for Alerts by reference to keywords/key-phrase indicators. These requests will be tracked by reference to Points System but only when there is serious over-usage will numerical limits be imposed |
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In-House 24/7: This area supports materials transfer and communications within the primary group of Users in the Corporation and to the System Managers. This includes working materials with added comments capability, set-up of ping alerts®. Particularly useful are capabilities which enable multi-author document development related to SBIR bringing-into-use projects, an effective threaded message system as well as instant messaging to those the systems shows to be online | ||
Document Depository: Set up primarily to provided archival function, all documents stored in this area will be fairly readily searchable and downloadable. Input on documents stored in this area will not override the original but must be saved with a new name. | ||
ExPreS Projects: Handled in this area of the Office are development of all the documents and related materials along with in-system communications related to 1. Targeted Seeker specific events - inknowvation@work® and Brains Trust® and 2. iP3 participation - SBIRConnect; FutureThinking and SBIRChallenge - collectively perhaps usefully understood as a private sector funded version of SBIR ... with some extra elements built in to take full advantage of the special condition of working with SBIR-involved firms. |
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