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We use Bluescape as a collaboration tool across our organization during the design process. It helps support our creative process remotely …
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What is Bluescape?
Bluescape is a cloud-based, software as a service company based in Silicon Valley, CA, that provides a digital whiteboard of the same name.
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$10
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per user, per month (10-50 licenses)
Business
$20
Cloud
per user, per month (10+ licenses)
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Cloud
10+ licenses
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- No setup fee
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- Free Trial
- Free/Freemium Version
- Premium Consulting / Integration Services
Starting price (does not include set up fee)
- $10 per month
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Design Workflow Demo: Bluescape Plugin for Adobe XD
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Demo: Bluescape Plugin for Adobe Photoshop
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Demo: Bluescape Plugin for Adobe XD
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Bluescape - Boston New Technology Startup Demo #BNT64
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BCORE SBIR 100 Second Bluescape Demo
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What is Bluescape?
Bluescape is an interactive whiteboard software solution, presented as a solution to review work, make decisions, manage a crisis, or make a sale. It enables users to sketch and capture ideas, markup content, and illustrate processes with drawing and diagramming tools, as well as use note cards for Agile and Design workflows. A collaboration tool for distributed teams, it enables team members to connect from homes, offices, and meeting rooms in virtual workspaces so that they can collaborate in real-time or asynchronously from any device, at any time.
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| Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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| Operating Systems | Unspecified |
| Mobile Application | Apple iOS, Android |
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We use Bluescape as a collaboration tool across our organization during the design process. It helps support our creative process remotely and in real time.
- Able to drag and drop other common programs--PowerPoints, PDFs, live links
- Customizable templates
- Mark up and add notes from large groups or teams
- Visual storyboard
- Chat function is less than ideal. It is easy to lose track of a conversation or a comment. We find making comments on the workspace turns out to be more effective.
- Mentions--it would be nice to be able to assign groups within the people added to the workspace. Sometimes it'd be nice to do a quick mention with out having to do @everyone or type several names in (@person1, @person 2, etc.)
- Infinite scalability
- Ease of use; cloud based
- Templates and compatibility with other programs
- The ability to alert someone to new content
- Especially in a remote work environment, Bluescape helps us continue collaborating without missing a beat
Bluescape is being used as our co-create platform within the office. It is a sounding board for all ideas and works really well for throwing a lot of iterations up in front of people informally. It is also somewhat of an archive or tackboard that we can reference if we suddenly remember some idea we were discussing in the past.
- Allows for a high volume of images and sketches to be put into the canvas
- Lets you drop in text, freehand sketching, and shapes quick and easy
- Can connect images and texts together using connectors, which can be customized
- Sometimes the order of things stacked on top of each other makes it difficult to click on things
- The iOS app doesn't work well anymore for me on my iPhone
- The @someone feature is nice because it sends an email and takes you right to the commented area
- I am not the one spending money but I think it's worth it. We need some sort of platform like this, especially when people are working remotely.
I've only used the Google one and the Microsoft one, and those have pretty limited features in comparison. The canvas size being huge is a great asset to me because nothing sucks more than when you literally can't fit your ideas on the canvas. Also the speed it updates and how easy it is to share around with people seems to be easier.
July 21, 2021
Bluescape Rocks with Entrepreneurs
I use Bluescape in my classroom as an active creative space for project teams to develop their concepts and businesses. We use Bluescape heavily within the school of business and it is also being used in other schools at GVSU.
- Bluescape allows students to see what other teams are doing and this helps eliminate confusion on what the professor is expecting from students.
- Bluescape use creates a sense of competition between teams as they can see real-time what others are doing.
- I can point to any team that is doing well to set a benchmark for other teams’ performance.
- You can use Zoom with Bluescape but it requires solid bandwidth and memory by users.
- A breadcrumb trail would be nice to watch students performance.
- I would like individual user analytics for each of my students to see where they’ve been and what contributions each has made.
- Collaboration Space
- Real-Time visualization
- Ease of use almost immediately by users
- I am only a user but my students see the value of the tool as it relates to their learning.
- Canvas
I have only actively used Bluescape
July 19, 2021
Convenient Collaboration Tool
We currently use Bluescape as a tool to coordinate projects amongst team members, and share images, project ideas, and documents with our clients. We've also used it as a presentation tool on a touchscreen board to create an interactive experience.
- Easy to add files, images, etc.
- Help visualize an entire project on one screen/place
- Collaborate with multiple team members in one convenient place
- Occasionally there are connection issues, which can be challenging when we are about to present
- More options for locking particular documents when sharing with multiple clients
- Convenience
- Collaboration
- Client Access
- Easy to use, even for first time users/clients
- Clients enjoy feeling a part of a project with us
July 14, 2021
Great Presentation Tool
Bluescape is being utilized in client meetings and showroom tours. It is used by our Client Development, Sales and Design departments. Bluescape helps us collaborate and showcase ideas as well as other projects all in one place.
- We have uploaded Ceros, PowerPoint, renderings and website links to our wall for new client presentations and they are always impressed with the technology.
- Ceros is a pretty robust program that has links and different touch points and customers love clicking and scrolling through information posted.
- We use one wall to post all of our customer boards so we can quickly jump into a different board and show new ideas or companies that we have done business with with a few quick swipes.
- The (2) finger scroll sometimes doesn't recognize both fingers if a user has them close together.
- The ability to add many different types of items to our wall really helps our Designers and Client Development showcase an amazing presentation to clients.
- The large touch screen on Bluescape gets the presenter more involved clicking and sliding within a wall instead of just reading or reciting a memorized presentation. It feels more interactive.
- I wish we would've known how to switch over to a Windows operating system from Linux sooner than we did. It saved us some money even though we bought a new computer to complete the swap.
We have Workware installed on different computers in our office that were supposed to be great for presentation but we had issues after a user connected their laptop then they no longer had access to our server. If they had files they needed for the presentation they had to save them to their desktop to make sure they were accessible.