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TeamIntel for Virtual Engineering Teams Makes it Easier for DistributedEngineers to Create Products Together







TeamIntel for Virtual Engineering Teams
Makes it Easier for DistributedEngineers
to Create Products Together

TeamIntel for Virtual Engineering Teams
Makes it Easier for DistributedEngineers
to Create Products Together
06/03/2004 03:31 AM

Virtual Global Technologies, a virtual team solution provider, announced today the release of its latest TeamIntel(TM) solution, TeamIntel for Virtual Engineering Teams. TeamIntel is a virtual project team software system for uniting distributed project teams. TeamIntel for Virtual Engineering Teams allows distributed team members to convene in a virtual meeting place, where they collaborate on complex projects. TeamIntel supports interoffice tasking, form routing, document sharing and status reporting. [PRWEB Jun 3, 2004]




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