OrgPlus 8.1.3

OrgPlus is the easiest way to create great-looking organizational
charts. OrgPlus is ideal for organizations that wish to create and distribute
standardized organizational charts for planning and communication purposes.
No drawing skills are required to create great-looking organizational charts with OrgPlus. You'll never have to manually position or connect the boxes in your chart again. OrgPlus creates organizational charts automatically from virtually any database, and integrates directly into a wide range of HR systems and directory services. Break large, complex charts into easy-to-manage hyperlinked sub-charts, and save time by creating multiple, unique chart tabs within one file to present different views of the organization. After a chart has been built, effortlessly apply a professional design with one of 36 pre-defined templates. Work with a multitude of design tools and effects to create stunning charts for your management team or board of directors. Publish OrgPlus charts directly to your corporate intranet or a shared network folder to view them interactively. Now any user can navigate, query, print or save charts. Refresh and republish the chart data on a schedule basis to ensure that your employees always have the latest information. The process of communicating organizational information is completely automated. Use OrgPlus? intuitive and powerful tools to create one or more
organizational scenarios. Set limits for headcount, total compensation or any other metric, and watch your metrics change as you update your chart. Compare different scenarios at the click of a mouse, and when you?re done, communicate your scenarios to your stakeholders using PowerPoint, MS-Word, PDF, Excel or OrgPlus Reader. Compatibility with Microsoft Office is a critical aspect of any software purchasing decision. OrgPlus technology is embedded in Microsoft Office applications ensuring compatibility with your existing software investments.

Requirements:	Microsoft Office 2000 and later
Release Info:	New Release on Oct 13, 2009