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whitepaper Marketing Software Provider Uses DotNetNuke Professional to Speed Web Development 600%2009-10-09 Microsoft
  ExactTarget had just three months to develop what would become a network for its more than 7,000 customers. It met that goal with a fully functional debut release thanks to the DotNetNuke Professional Edition Web content management system and application development platform for Microsoft .NET. The DotNetNuke platform facilitated the use of prebuilt modules which jumpstarted development, cut .NET Web development time by a factor of six, and helped ensure reliability, scalability, and customization.

Tags: Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Content Management Company Enhances Fax Functions for Richer Unified Communications2009-10-07 Microsoft
  Faxing is important for many businesses that need signatures, drawings, and other paper-based content. Open Text, which specializes in enterprise content management, has large customers worldwide who need rich fax functionality. To help them, Open Text enhanced its fax-processing software to work with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, providing a rich feature to augment companies' unified communications environments.

Tags: Internet and Web, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Water Ministry Saves Time and Money With Workflow and Web Content Tool2009-08-01 Microsoft
  The Ministry of Water and Irrigation (MWI) in Jordan wanted to implement a Web-based collaboration portal to become the central gateway for sharing documents and performance data. Microsoft Jordan recommended Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 for the portal and Web site content management system. As a result of workflow automation, the MWI has saved significant time and money and improved its efficiency in supplying data to stakeholders.

Tags: Internet and Web, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Online Retailer Keeps Web Sites Fresh, Costs Lower With Timesaving Software Tool2009-08-01 Microsoft
  Online retail is brutally tough, and companies can quickly find themselves with more expenses than profits. Successful retailers have to keep their operating costs low and their Web sites fresh to be successful online. Surf-culture clothing retailer Quiksilver Americas used Microsoft software to create a clever product management tool called Bob that shortcuts the onerous administrative work involved in posting, refreshing, and managing thousands of online products. Instead of juggling dozens of spreadsheets and manually posting data to File Transfer Protocol (FTP) sites, Quiksilver merchandisers can create compelling marketing copy and manage Web commerce elements in a single user-friendly tool. One developer created Bob in a few weeks and linked it to an existing content management investment.

Tags: Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper Brazilian Airline Automates Web Content Management, Drives Agility, and Reduces Costs2009-07-21 Microsoft
  Based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes [Gol Intelligent Airlines] positions itself as the best option for people who appreciate quality air services for a good price. Gol has always taken advantage of the almost unlimited reach of the Internet, offering tickets online for the first time in Brazil. In order to build on its already strong Web presence, Gol migrated its Internet site infrastructure to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and integrated Web content publication workflows. In addition, the company reduced by three days the time it took employees to publish marketing promotions on the Web and is currently maximizing the value of its e-commerce portal with timely content that launches more quickly, reaches more people, and enables more sales.

Tags: Internet and Web, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Kraft to Save $2.2 Million Over Two Years With New Web Content Management Solution2009-07-01 Microsoft
  One of the world's largest food and beverage companies, Kraft Foods needed to give its brand groups greater speed and flexibility in connecting with consumers online. The company chose Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 as a new global standard for Web content management and is now running its three largest Web sites on its new solution, with plans to migrate all consumer-facing Web sites by the end of 2010. Through its use of Office SharePoint Server 2007, Kraft is benefiting from streamlined Web content publishing; support for new forms of digital marketing; and the performance, scalability, and reliability needed to support more than 100 million page views per month.

Tags: Internet and Web, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Energy Saving Trust Grows Web Site Use by 50% and Speeds Content Updates by 100%2009-07-01 Oracle
  Energy Saving Trust is a non-profit organization funded by government and industry. It provides free, impartial advice on saving energy, conserving water, and reducing waste to help reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the United Kingdom. It needed to increase Web site use from a base of 200,000 visits a month to at least 300,000 and accelerate Web page updates and improve organizational credibility by giving authors flexibility and editorial control over making updates to their material. Energy Saving Trust enabled authors to edit content online and load updates in one day rather than in two, on average, using an open source content management solution called eZ Publish from Vision with Technology, driven by a three-node Oracle cluster.

Tags: Data Tools		   
whitepaper Insurance Service Provider Boosts Value of Information Assets With New CMS Tool2009-06-25 Microsoft
  The National Council on Compensation Insurance, Inc. (NCCI) offers workers compensation insurance information on its custom-built Web portal. However, manual content management processes that required IT involvement hindered NCCI employees' ability to update content on the portal and keep up with archiving old data. Also, an outdated tool negatively impacted search results. To improve content management for employees and the search experience for any site visitor, NCCI migrated its Web portal to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and used its Web content management and integrated search capabilities. Now employees use Office SharePoint Server 2007 workflows to control content lifecycles, maintaining a pared-down site with timely information that serves visitors who perform more than 800 daily searches.

Tags: Internet and Web, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Partner Develops Document Management Solutions, Offers Fast Return on Investment2009-06-01 Microsoft
  St. Louis, Missouri - based KnowledgeLake develops document imaging, capture, and workflow solutions that extend enterprise content management capabilities of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. KnowledgeLake helps solve companies' problems with regard to processing, storing, and sharing documents. The company developed several Office Business Applications (OBAs) - including KnowledgeLake Imaging for SharePoint, KnowledgeLake Connect, and KnowledgeLake Capture - that work with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 to improve enterprise content management, streamline operations to increase productivity, and improve compliance.

Tags: Internet and Web, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Digital Publisher Creates New Business Opportunities for Online Content Delivery2009-06-01 Microsoft
  Bondi Digital Publishing, based in New York City, has built a reputation for innovative, user-friendly digital content delivery. Working with Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Vertigo, Bondi developed an innovative new Web delivery solution based on the Microsoft Silverlight browser plug-in. Bondi has used its new solution to build online Web archives for Playboy and Rolling Stone magazines. These archives give consumers access to old content that might otherwise have been lost, and they provide publishers and advertisers with a new delivery model that generates new revenue streams from preexisting content.

Tags: Internet and Web