Facts, facts, facts - you surely remember the advertisement slogan of a well - known German magazine and the suggestion that it implies. "If I have the facts I am in the know."

Taking into account the experiences from the World Wide Web as well as  from
Wikipedia to Britannica and Spiegel Online up to CNN one can say according to a well-known proverb: “Too many pieces of information are the death of knowledge,” unless you can get a general idea of the pieces of information.

The Graph Information Manager (GIM) helps you in the process.

• Collect your pieces of information, facts and related references, pictures, notes, digital text- and sound documents in the GIM.
• Assemble associative references between those data.
• Gain new perspectives by differently approaching your database or by playfully using cluster- and filter functions of the software for the benefit of your database.
• Amend your database by adding the enormous source Wikipedia data.
• Use the GIM for presenting your database.
• Exchange parts of or the whole of your database with those your friends, colleagues or the community and merge these with your database.