Cynapse announed the release of Cyn.in v2, open source collaborative knowledge management software. cyn.in manages, secures, tracks and organically structures a content base of files, documents, digital media and any free form content. Cyn.in's content workflows, rules and role based granular security works in compliance with existing business processes and collaboration methodologies. cyn.in enables enterprises to setup collaboration work spaces for employees, business partners, and customers. These workspaces encompass various collaborative applications like wikis, blogs, file sharing repositories, shared event calendars, image galleries and more. cyn.in allows users to create digital content and share it with peers. cyn.in's live search, categorization and interlinking features help users to find relevant content quickly. Key Features of cyn.in include: Collaborative applications like Wikis, Blogs, File Repositories, Galleries, Event Calendars, Link Directories & Discussions; Enterprise class Content Management capabilities including customizable workflows, rules engine with definable actions on triggers, version control & bulk management; Live Search displays results as you type, filtering out results on-the-fly to display accurate knowledge results; Smart views allow users to create perspective oriented views of any content based on multiple filtering criteria; XML-based APIs allow extensibility and integration into existing systems. http://cyn.in
Cynapse Unveils cyn.in v2 for Open Source Collaborative Knowledge Management
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