We like working with the companies and organizations below, and we think you will, too.  They are each expert in specific aspects of applying Caucus, and on-line collaboration in general, to business and educational work.
 

	CaucusCare is a founding member of the Caucus Consortium, a cooperative venture of the leading companies that offer Caucus-based services.  The Caucus Consortium website, at www.caucus.com, contains Caucus "quick tours", research reports, and white papers.  It is an excellent source of information about how virtual collaboration with Caucus can be helpful to your organization.
	Group Jazz supports the work of groups, whether they meet face-to-face, online, or both. We bring together the best tools, technologies, media, and PEOPLE to produce great group experiences with powerful results.
	The College of Exploration designs, develops and delivers courses for learners of all ages, with a particular emphasis on Web-based courses and workshops for teachers, students, business people, and the general public.
	The Ladd Group offers fully managed online meetings and events for people who need to work as a team or connect from different locations. We keep people connected utilizing proven technology and facilitation techniques that support work, projects and special events.
	Knowise is a consulting and training firm dedicated to enhance interpersonal communication focusing on effective collaboration, bridging and linking the physical workplace with the online environment.  We empower people to work productively with effective processes and intuitive tools.
	InterJoin is the leading provider of Caucus software and services in Japan.  Caucus natively supports the Japanese language in both EUC and SJIS formats, and has been fully translated into Japanese.
	Howard Rheingold, the acknowledged authority on virtual community and author of The Virtual Community leads our international team of experts, working together online. The Associates are accomplished professionals in the corporate, not-for-profit, government, academic, media, and technology sectors, who bring not only their domain expertise, but also extensive online community-building experience to our clients' projects.
	CoIL: New patterns of organizing work and commerce are emerging, which call for new ways of using the power of technologies.  These enable new forms of social interactions and coordination.  Helping this happen is our purpose.