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Group Communication is beneficial to the creativity and rapidity elaborating solutions and making decisions.

In 2012, messaging is the predominant communication mean, through all generations, via a profusion of channels, email, text, wireless apps, internet site, blogs, social sites, IM. Volume is growing for each channel in every country, and should go on.

bullet Ivytalk Connect, group messaging for businesses and organizations, provides a secured, flexible and managed group membership capability associated with a full messaging channels interconnection.

bullet Ivytalk uniquely supports the messaging method of your choice whether email, text, or pager. Ivytalk can also deliver messages to a Facebook account or a smart phone app. Any combination of messaging type addresses can be provisioned in an Ivytalk group.

bullet The enrolment and management of the members of a private group always stays under the control of the owner and managers of the group.

bullet The access for sending and receiving messages to and from a communication group is restricted to members.

bullet The member of the group is always free to decide of the preferred channel, he wished to be used for efficiency and convenience.

Group messages are reaching group members along the day, and follow him during his daily life and business trip. From email on PC at breakfast, to Mobile Apps or SMS when commuting, under WiFi at home, in the street or at the railway station or airport, to simple TEXT in rural zone, messages are always delivered. No member is ever isolated from his group!

Try Ivytalk Connect Basic today for FREE or select a Premium plan. There are no long term contracts and you may cancel at any time. If you need a larger plan or custom features, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our goal is your complete satisfaction with our service.

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Related Documents

Ivytalk Connect Brochure (PDF)

Team Chat Application Note (PDF)

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1px“Several studies have found that groups interacting either synchronously (e.g., chat rooms, audio or video-conferencing) or asynchronously (discussion boards, listservs) produced higher quality decisions, unique solutions, and more creative ideas than face-to-face groups. Several studies in the organizational context have demonstrated that groups using new communication technologies solve problems and reach decisions in significantly less time than face-to-face groups.” -McGraw-Hill Higher Education

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