Experience is all about you. What you know, how you developed, who you are. You can be an individual or a company, but either way, if you have experience, you should have a place to discuss and promote it.

We have held experience.net since 1997 and have been online since 1995, so we are at least arguably qualified to talk to Internet experience. There are so many other experiences which exist. Google claims there are some 813,000,000 references to experience. While that number is huge, it underscores the value of experience and what we intend to do with it.

We are working to develop experience into a sub domain centric site (which has been our guiding objective since 1997) with many of our company portals. In the case of experience, that means having a place to discuss whatever experience is relevant to you.

The Internet is clearly filled with some great sites providing outstanding experience information. The trick is to find exactly what you need. While search engines are really good at some things, often they lack human experience, failing to see the context of information and thus failing to answer in a relevant way.

The reason social networking communties have become so popular these days is exactly because humans see things in ways that technologies cannot really acheive today.

If you can understand and also share our goals and vision for this site, we are happy to create a like CMS to the one you are currently viewing and have it linked at the core experience site.

Contact us to learn more.