Customers requested it - you may have seen a glimpse - and now it's available.

The big attraction at our CeBIT stand this year was the official debut of Modelpedia. There was a definite buzz when we demonstrated Modelpedia's capabilities. The ability to discuss process improvements online seemed particularly popular. Even those new to process modelling could see its potential, particularly Modelpedia's solid heritage of role-based modelling.

Modelpedia's success at CeBIT was topped off when it was also nominated for 2 CeBIT.au awards.

Modelpedia combines the traditional robustness and reliability of business models with community based contribution and networking functionality at its heart.

It allows users to simultaneously contribute to model content and empowers your employees to get involved in making a difference to the way they work.

When we say it is revolutionary, we mean it - Modelpedia is the first software product to combine the structure and integrity of models with the collaborative benefits of Wikis.

With Modelpedia's continuous improvement lifecycle you can gather the insights and ideas that lie scattered among your people and combine them into a managed repository environment. Collectively, your people hold a complete picture of how your organization could work better - Modelpedia helps them draw that picture.

If you want to see what all the fuss is about, you can view a Modelpedia demonstration from the Holocentric website.