Version 2.0 of Inmagic's Presto Adds RSS, Alerts and Event Logging Capabilities
Inmagic, Inc. announced the general release of v2.0 of Inmagic Presto, its research asset management software. Presto is a Web-based enterprise software application that enables organizations with dynamic content in diverse formats and locations to actively manage that content and provide 24 x 7 access to it. Presto v2.0’s event logging capabilities enable information professionals to track all changes to Presto content and provide an audit trail. Through Presto v2.0’s alerts capability, individual Presto users can define multiple personalized alerts based on system or user events, or on search queries. End users may want to be alerted when information matching designated criteria or a previous search query is added to Presto. Information professionals who administer the Presto system may want to be alerted when end users make certain kinds of changes to Presto. Alerts can be received via email, through a "My Alerts" section of a portlet or by using an RSS reader. In Presto v2.0, non-technical users can configure each content type and determine how search results will be ranked for each of those types. Presto "puts a wrapper around" HTML and XML functionality so that non-technical users can work with a straightforward, easily-grasped user interface to configure how various types of content are presented in Presto. A preview screen shows how the resulting configuration would appear. Presto is a permission-based system. Presto v2.0 continues to support Microsoft SQL Server, and now supports Microsoft SQL Server Express as well. Inmagic offers both licensed and hosted SaaS delivery models. Presto can be installed locally on an organization’s own servers or hosted at Inmagic’s datacenter. http://www.inmagic.com
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