Our goal with MyEngineering is to create a platform for free engineering collaboration”, said John Hayes, President of Engineering.com. “At this stage of its development, MyEngineering will appeal to engineers and students who are looking for an online space to keep track of files and messages.
Toronto, ON, Canada, July 2, 2009 (PRESSbooth.ORG) -- Engineering.com Inc. [TSXV:EGN] announced a free set of online team support tools called MyEngineering. These online tools provide engineers and students an online workspace to interact with each other. Group members can see activity updates of their colleagues, upload and share files and message other group members.
“Our goal with MyEngineering is to create a platform for free Engineering collaboration”, said John Hayes, President of Engineering.com. “At this stage of its development, MyEngineering will appeal to engineers and students who are looking for an online space to keep track of files and messages.”
MyEngineering allows registered users to:
• Create and participate in multiple groups
• Upload and share files with a variety of file extensions and sizes
• Use Wiki pages to create and edit documents, specifications or web pages
• Share information securely or publicly
Engineers interested in using this service should visit
http://www.my.Engineering.com/and register.
About Engineering.com Incorporated:
Engineering.com Incorporated [TSXV: EGN] is the developer-owner of the Engineering.com web site and Internet-based software and business, being developed to become the ultimate resource tool for the global Engineering community. The Engineering.com Incorporated head office is located in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada and can be reached toll-free at 1-866-894-8693, by facsimile at (905) 273-6691 or through the Internet at www.Engineering.com.
The TSX Venture Exchange Inc. has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Engineering.com Inc.
John Hayes
905.273.9991
jhayes @ Engineering.com
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