1. KN Home Page News Companies Business sectors User Entry Screen Select a Notebook Select a Subject View a Notebook Subject Screen Knowledge Notebook Overview

2. KN Home Page News Companies Business sectors User Entry Screen Select a Notebook Select a Subject View a Notebook Subject Screen Appears at sign-on Each notebook has a specific set of subjects and a unique table structure Each Notebook-Subject screen has unique contents; text, data, dates and links to buttons and each cell in a table Knowledge Notebook Overview

3. Notebook Subject Screen Reports- view, print, email or save Buttons with Links to: MS Office files, reports, doc files, HTML, PDF, images, web pages, RSS, Podcasts, content services, saved searches Hot Keys in Tables F3- audit card for each cell F4- list of links associated with a cell F6 –zoom a cell- capacity for several pages of text Customized tables Columns and labels Number of rows and height Table is like a micro database Subject selection Search- internal and external sources

4. Additional Features Hot Keys Used in Tables Audit card for each cell List of links in cell Zoomed cell- 16 K capacity Function in each screenFunctions in each screen Search hit list Benchmark report Profile report

5. Knowledge Notebooks and eWincite Knowledge Notebooks (KN) can be easily expanded to an intranet browser supported application by adding the eWincite module This enables an unlimited number of users to access and add content to the application using a browser interface Security in eWincite can manage user access to various content and user rights to add content The existing contents of a KN application is available on an upgraded eWincite network application eWincite has been used for a number of years to manage large global networks involving thousands of users in connect with Wincite database applications

6. Designing and Scaling up KN Start simple and expand to match identified needs Additional Subjects can be added in seconds New notebooks can be added as needed Typical notebook types –News and background –Companies – competitors, customers, suppliers, alliances –Industries/business –Projects –Product lines and product launches –Joint research activities –Markets and regions –Plans, assumption sets, budgets