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FileNet introduces Web Site Manager
DUBAI — FileNet Corporation, the leading provider of Enterprise Content and Business Process Management solutions, has announced the launch of FileNet Web Site Manager, a dynamic Web content management solution that manages the user experience and delivers content for large numbers of global Web sites, all from a single platform.
With the addition of FileNet Web Site Manager, FileNet's Web Content Management (WCM) suite now offers one of the most complete sets of WCM solutions available to meet enterprise needs.
FileNet Web Site Manager allows Web content to be personalised and targeted at a specific audience and at the same time, helps organisations keep their Web content timely and relevant across multi-channels of business while maintaining strict control over its behaviour and presentation quality. Web authors can take advantage of an intuitive, easy-to-use Web content management interface or simply manage their content directly in FileNet P8, portal environments, Microsoft Office or SharePoint environments.
"Companies continue to publish more on internal and external Web sites, and in most cases, the large volume of content and constant updating overwhelms manual processes," stated Lou Latham, principal research analyst, Gartner, in a recent research report.
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