Thread: New Research Software

Hi, all. The software company I work for (Dekstrus) has just released a piece of software (called the DNE), which is a very powerful research tool. Its primary use is to organize your information and work in maps rather than lists. Map out the paper you are going to write, and then attach the supporting documentation exactly where it belongs on the map, to keep everything in context. It also has many other features, all designed to give you lots of strategies to gather, organize and use information.

We have a special program where people can get the software free (sort of: we want to build up a knowledge base of maps on various topics, and want to give the software away to people who want to give us maps in return).

I think the tool is ideal for academics, which is why I'm posting about it here. For more information on the application, and how to get it free, click here. There are lots of videos and screen shots on the site, so you can see if the application would be useful for you.

This is very interesting. It is like having your brain on the screen. If only I had £625 . Imagine though if you forget something when your researching, you can just access it. All power of knowledge and new sources at your finger tips. :-D.

If you can intergrate this into the mind now that would be special. Maybe there is a way?

Originally Posted by svwillmer

If only I had £625 .

I know it's expensive. Our plan is to make our money off of businesses, who can afford the price tag, and also off of our cheaper product. For students, though, we don't want your money (I spent a decade in university myself, I know students don't have tons of cash to spend) - we want to give it away free in exchange for you letting us post what you did with it. Ideally, you would use it to plan and write papers you have to write anyway, so you'd save time by using it and get to keep it with our thanks. We want to build up a map library, and who better to help us with that than students & scholars like the people here.