Architects, Specifiers, Design Professionals and other members of the 'building team' are accustomed to professional tools that provide accurate product information and technical data in order to streamline their workflow. In the past, manufacturers provided this information in the form of massive technical binders or, in the more recent past, on CD's or DVD's. These solutions, while state-of-the-art in their day, were wrought with problems. Specifically, they were almost immediately outdated at the time of delivery.
Design Professionals across the country are falling for our WikiSTIK™.
No longer do design professionals need to try to navigate dozens of manufacturer's websites trying to figure out how they decided to archive critical information.
No drill downs. No searching. No frustration!
The WikiSTIK™ always provides clean, easy to understand navigational interfaces so your customers can spend as little time as possible looking for the information they need. Each one is custom branded per specific manufacturer, so there will never be a question of who or what you are looking at.
The only question that will remain in the future is... "What are design professionals going to do with the room that used to house our architectural library?"
The WikiSTIK™ is always current through syncing technology. Manufacturers manage product information through a secure, online control panel. End users simply sync to receive updated information. It's that simple.
The WikiSTIK™ is the design professional's off-line resource for manufacturer product information and technical data. An internet connection is only required when 'syncing'.
The WikiSTIK™ is all about eyeballs. Namely, those of the industry professionals that need up-to-date product information on a daily basis. The WikiSTIK™ is the most direct path to keeping your products in front of those eyeballs.
The WikiSTIK™ is a unique solution to an industry-wide problem that manufacturers and design professionals have been talking about for decades: "How do we keep product information in the field current?" A definitive answer has arrived.
