gStepOne.com Announces WizardWiki.net and $1000 Prizes for the Best Wizards

Hot on the heels of being named in the Top 10 Google Apps for business (http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/10/prweb3061054.htm), gStepOne.com have launched WizardWiki.net, a collaborative project that is building a worldwide repository of computer-based wizards. Anyone who has developed any kind of wizard can upload or link it to WizardWiki and anyone who needs a wizard can use WizardWiki to get the job done. To mark the launch gStepOne Wizard Writers can win US$1000 for best wizard uploaded each month.

Melbourne, VIC (PRWEB) November 6, 2009 -- Hot on the heels of being named in the Top 10 Google Apps for business (http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/10/prweb3061054.htm), gStepOne.com have launched WizardWiki.net, a collaborative project that is building a worldwide repository of computer-based wizards. And to mark the launch they have announced a contest, where gStepOne Wizard Writers can win US$1000 for best new wizard uploaded each month.

Says Greg Collette, CEO of gStepOne.com: “WizardWiki is Wizard World. Anyone who has developed any kind of wizard using any technology can upload or link it to WizardWiki. And anyone who needs a wizard can go to WizardWiki to get the job done.

“The contest gives Wizard Writers a chance to showcase their skills. Anyone with know-how they want to share can create a wizard using the gStepOne Wizard Writer, release it to Wizardwiki and it goes straight into the contest for best new wizard of the month. It’s fantastic because both sides of the know-how equation are boundless and inspiring. Whether it’s know-how for business, for clubs, for communities, for social groups, or personal know-how just for fun, there’s no end to those who want to know and just as many who know already and want to share." The $1000 prize is guaranteed every month and the winners will be recognized on the gStepOne and WizardWiki websites.

What’s the difference between WizardWiki and the how-to sites already up and running on the web?
“How-to sites feed you passive information. WizardWiki delivers interactive, Google-generated wizards built by expert designers who guide you through the steps of a task, providing the knowledge and tools you need to produce a specific outcome.” Collette said.

WizardWiki is located at www.wizardwiki.net. Anyone wishing to enter the wizard writing contest can open a free gStepOne account, at www.gstepone.com. Once they have created their wizard, they upload it to WizardWiki from gStepOne and they are automatically eligible for the prize.

The prize for November’s best wizard will be awarded on 4 December 2009.

About WizardWiki and gStepOne
WizardWiki and gStepOne.com are divisions of Wordware Pty Ltd, a leading knowledge management consultancy, founded in 1986. Wordware offers Knowledge Management services, both as consultants and as providers of online KM technology.

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