Today we’re taking the wrapper off of our latest product – TeamSpark.
TeamSpark is designed to let managers, business owners, consultants, and really anyone take advantage
of the great videos available online by using them with a group. We’ve created a curated directory of videos you can browse to find good content quickly. The library is small today, but it will get much larger over time.
TeamSpark then helps you create a group of people who you want to view the video, and then have them participate in a private comment chain via email. Why? Brainstorm new initiatives, gather feedback, and get people’s opinions – the video will get them talking and the comment system keeps it organized for you. TeamSpark is mobile ready from the start. Participants watch the videos online and can participate via email regardless of where they are.
We developed TeamSpark to take advantage of a few changes that have taken place recently. First – the boom in online video. The fact is there’s a TON of great free content on sites like YouTube. But finding the good content can be difficult. Second – the spread of smartphones throughout the enterprise. Today it’s standard that most employees have a device that lets them watch web video almost anywhere they are. Third – the growth of remote teams. Your co-worker may not be in the next cube anymore, they might be on another continent. TeamSpark lets you use online video as a catalyst to start a conversation, brainstorm ideas, and get feedback all without calling a meeting or having yet another conference call.
We’d love you to check the program out, start a group and give us your feedback – there’s a link on our site with a simple form to fill out. Use of the program is completely free during our beta period. Check it out today at http://goTeamSpark.com
Thanks!
Chris Patton - Founder / Cultivate





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