Coldwell Banker Team New Hampshire ( http://www.coldwellbankerteamnh.com ) is a collaborative marketing initiative of the New Hampshire Coldwell Banker franchises, believed to be the first of its kind in the nation.  The group saw the need for a cohesive web presence for NH real estate and moved to capture this market.  The overall goal of the site is to be the simplest and fastest property searching mechanism on the web, directing the web visitor to the appropriate Coldwell Banker franchise when they are ready to move forward. Green Arrow Interactive was responsible for coordinating the Multiple Listing Service's database with three separate search mechanisms as well as the designing and programming of a consistent, fresh and updated look and feel throughout the site. All of the standard consumer information is present with pages dedicated to buyers and sellers.  There is also franchise information, a mortgage calculator, RSS feeds, blog and regionally specific information on each area of the State.

"Our aim was to give the consumer a fast, efficient and uncluttered, state-of-the-art website to search for property in NH. 
Green Arrow Interactive helped us hit that target."  Tom Tremblay, CBTNH, LLC.

"Amano McGann, www.amanomcgann.com, a leading parking system manufacturer and integrator with thousands of system installations worldwide, needed a means to provide both end user and technical team training. A standardized certification program for the company's iParc Professional Software was also desired. Green Arrow Interactive was consulted and it was determined that the Onimer E solution would provide the means to offer content in a format that would allow both training and certification in a way that can be expanded and grown as needs warrant."

"Dot Generator is interactive software developed by Green Arrow Interactive for research in experimental social psychology that is being used in the Department of Psychology at Rhode Island College. The software generates a circle with a random number of dots within it, and a research subject estimates the number of dots over a series of trials. The experimental manipulation involves telling subjects that they are "accurate" or "inaccurate" dot estimators although this is unrelated to actual performance. If one were interested in the accuracy of estimation the software records the actual number of dots, the subject's estimate, and the time latency (in milliseconds) from presentation of the stimulus until an estimate is made. The software very nicely permits creation of a group identity in the laboratory (i.e., one is a member of the "accurate" or "inaccurate" estimator group) that allows the psychologists to study reactions to members of the group one is a member of (the in-group) and the group one is not a member of (the out-group). An important advantage of this procedure is that the group membership is created in the laboratory and responses are not affected by past experience with a group or groups that exist naturally in the world. Data from the initial experiments confirm that the software creates the desired in-group and out-group identities. Dot Generator is currently being used successfully in a series of experiments focused on intergroup relations being conducted by professors and graduate students in the experimental social psychology laboratory at Rhode Island College."