Walk up. Join in. Work together.

TeamSpot: Powering Collaborative Co-Creation

High-performance teams know how to accelerate their learning.

They generate new ideas and share their opinions openly.

They draw inspiration from a variety of sources.

They make sure every voice is heard.

Tidebreak’s TeamSpot™ software is the cross-platform digital infrastructure that helps teams work together better. It makes it easy for teams to tap the world’s rich variety of digital resources and manipulate information and ideas to achieve their aims.

How TeamSpot Enables High-Performance Team Collaboration

TeamSpot creates walk-up collaboration zones where groups can explore information in real-time and interactively co-create digital content such as presentations or reports using any available software. It dramatically improves the group collaboration dynamic as compared to today’s tools. TeamSpot lowers barriers to team interaction so the entire team can be actively engaged, helping build consensus around end results. (See a typical TeamSpot setup.)

With TeamSpot, groups can:

  • Work together on large public display screens while interacting from personal laptops
  • Easily move files between computers by dragging and dropping
  • Copy and paste URLs, images, or text snippets across computers
  • Easily discover and share online materials and real-time data
  • Automatically create a take-away archive of shared information
  • Work on parallel tasks and then rapidly integrate the results

Why TeamSpot Makes Things Better

TeamSpot redirects user interaction – not just video – across computers with drag-and-drop simplicity, gaining a critical performance advantage over other products. TeamSpot is fully compatible with standard computer hardware and application software; no custom integration is necessary to take advantage of TeamSpot’s advanced capabilities. Cross-platform support for Windows and Macintosh OS X operating systems enables mixed computing environments. The TeamSpot package is turnkey, shipping with everything you need to deploy the Host and Client software.

More Information

To learn more, see our Flash animation of TeamSpot in action. Or, read about the different aspects of TeamSpot by selecting one of the links below: