What are the key components to the Snap solution?
1. “The Platform” and “The “Content Manager” The Snap solution is hosted and managed remotely. A good comparison is internet banking. With internet banking, after logging on with a user name and password, it is then possible to set up tools (such as automatic payments to people etc). In a similar way, “Snap Administrators” (e.g. nominated member(s) of the Internal Communications team with a company) go to the Snap website, logon with a user name and password, and can then set up their internal communications tools or “Content” (screen savers, tickers, alerts, quizzes, surveys, electronic magazines). “Content” is then delivered to specified “Users” within their organization via communication with the “Snap Client” over the Internet. 2. “The Client” In order to receive “Content” a “User” must have the “Snap Client” installed on their computer. The client is a small program (approx. 1.6M) whose sole purpose is to display and manage “Content” directed to it. 3. The “Content” “Content” cons
