IBM has started shipping IBM Workplace Web Content
Management 6.0 to help accelerate content creation and provide
tighter integration with Big Blue’s WebSphere Portal
platform.
IBM says the product delivers easy-to-use authoring tools,
making it simple for non-technical users to create and publish
customised, up-to-the minute web content.
New ease-of-use features include menu-based personalisation
tools that allow users to customise forms based on a role or
function.
Additionally, a choice of text editors and wiki-like editing
features help users edit objects and data on-the-fly.
Workplace Web Content Management 6.0 can also interact with other
content authoring packages.
Web content is now stored in the Java Content Repository (JCR)
which is a step towards full support of the JSR 170 industry
standard for sharing web content.
New customers and IBM Portal Server 6.0 customers can buy
Workplace Web Content Management 6.0 as a stand-alone product at a
typical base line cost of £21,000 per processor.
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