WebHelps Announces Plans to Launch Wiki

WhatHelps?, Inc., a global provider of hosted social networking and online community web services, announces plans to enhance and relaunch their existing Work Group Package as the "Wiki Package." Enhancements will include new features to provide users with the latest in web-based collaboration. The Wiki Package will be one of five packages of hosted interactive tools offered by WhatHelps?, Inc. through their web site at WebHelps.com.

Bellevue, IA (PRWEB) May 5, 2005

WhatHelps?, Inc., a global provider of hosted social networking and online community web services, announces plans to enhance and relaunch their existing Work Group Package as the "Wiki Package" early this summer. The Wiki Package will give project and management teams the tools they need to instantly and securely share documents, ideas and information via the Web. The existing Work Group Package, offered through their web site at WebHelps.com since the Spring of 2003, provides most of the Wiki functionality to be included in the new Wiki Package. Enhancements will include the addition of a Task List, Blog, and Instant Messenger.

Matthew Highland, WhatHelps? CTO, had this to say about the new Wiki Package. "The Wiki Package will give users the ability to remotely collaborate on projects within a secure, hosted environment. The web-based technology included in the Wiki Package allows users to quickly and easily create multi-faceted project sites from any Internet-accessible location. With the Wiki Package, users are given mulitple ways to collaborate using features such as a voice chat room, message board, blog, file sharing, task list, calendar, instant messaging, and email. Through our Add-A-Feature Service, customers may request changes in existing features or the addition of entirely new features for a very reasonable fee. The Wiki Package webware is so versatile that it can be adapted to a wide variety of uses, and is so flexible that changes to or additions of features can be done quickly and cost effectively."

"The Wiki Package will be a great tool for helping a group of widely dispersed, non-technical people to work together and share information efficiently and effectively. Our Wiki Package webware is so easy to use that group members can begin working immediately, without any specialized training. If and when assistance is needed, Extreme Support will be included, giving the group's manager a dedicated team of support personnel to provide help by answering questions and making recommendations. Advanced Support options will be available, should the group have special needs.

Group members will have a password-protected, central, web-based location for discussion, document sharing, and collaboration. No more huge emails clogging inboxes, no more lost messages and files, no more long distance telephone charges, no more burning and mailing CDs, and no more courier bills. Files can be shared by the entire group in minutes using the Wiki Package's easy-to-use, Windows-like file sharing feature. Like all our packages, our Wiki Package will be cost effective and affordable for businesses of any size," says WhatHelps?, Inc. CEO, Michelle Wilbers.

About WhatHelps?

WhatHelps?, Inc., co-founded by CEO, Michelle Wilbers in 2000, is headquartered in Bellevue, Iowa. WhatHelps? provides its communication-oriented webware in packages of web site add-ons, or as individual web tools, on a subscription basis. For most small businesses and individuals, the cost of purchasing, installing and maintaining these types of tools is cost-prohibitive. By providing their tools in a unique, shared hosting environment, WhatHelps? makes even the most expensive and complex tools affordable and easy to use. Should a particular tool not fully meet a customer's needs, WhatHelps? offers an Add-A-Feature service, which, for a reasonable fee, provides customers with the option of changing and/or adding features.

Through its policy of free upgrades, WhatHelps? customers are assured of always being able to offer their users up-to-date web site services. Extreme Support(tm) ensures that customers will get the help the need setting up, customizing, and maintaining their tools. By offering two levels of paid advanced support, Extreme Plus and Extreme Total, WhatHelps? provides the means for customers to receive support and assistance that goes beyond the tools it sells. This unique service matches customers with highly-qualified and experienced support personnel to help customers setup the many facets of their interactive web sites, including tools/features provided by other sites and vendors.

Contact Information:

Tracey Kozelka

WhatHelps?, Inc.

306 N. 2nd Street

Bellevue, Iowa 52031 USA

(563) 872-4231 (weekdays, 9am-5pm CST)

http://whathelps.com/helpform.htm

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