New Collaborative Platform

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New Collaborative Platform

Connect, Collaborate, Innovate.

posted almost 11 years ago

Find out what InSource can do for you!

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By the brains of UMBC grads and students, InSource is a revolutionary new tool that will organize the ideas and pre-startup chaos in the academic community.
Have you ever had a business idea but had no idea what to do next? InSource allows you to find the necessary students on your campus, with the necessary skills, to turn that business idea into a start up!

Sincerely,
The InSource Team
teaminsource@gmail.com

InSource is not only for students with business ideas, InSource is also a platform to showcase your skills. Whether you are a web developer or a marketing guru, InSource gives you the opportunity to put your skills toward start up efforts!

Sign up and get the wheels moving on your next big project!
www.projectinsource.com

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posted	September 10, 2014
sponsor	Percy Addo
topics	Computing & Technology Involvement & Leadership Professional Development
tags	computing-and-technology involvement-and-leadership professional-development
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