SDL announced the acquisition of Xopus, a provider of online XML editing. The acquisition by SDL’s Structured Content Technologies division addresses the growing trend to broaden the adoption of structured authoring beyond technical writers. Founded in 2001 in the Netherlands, Xopus has emerged as a friendly and simple-to-use online XML editor. Complementing high-end XML editors that are designed specifically for technical writers, Xopus enables a broader audience to contribute comments and content to increasingly distributed structured authoring processes. Accessed through a Web browser, Xopus provides the flexibility, ease-of-use, and interactivity of a Wiki, while still leveraging the benefits of structured content. The Xopus organization will become part of SDL’s Structured Content Technologies division. A prototype integration already exists between SDL Xopus and SDL Trisoft, the company’s Component Content Management system for DITA. Looking forward, SDL Xopus will be integrated with SDL LiveContent , the company’s publishing solution. Future integrations are envisioned with SDL Contenta for S1000D and related markets, as well as SDL’s suite of Global Information Management technologies. SDL will continue its philosophy of supporting an “open technology” approach to the enterprise ecosystem through integration to 3rd party applications and systems. SDL Xopus will continue to support existing integrations to 3rd party content management systems. http://www.sdl.com/
SDL Acquires Xopus
Categories:
No TrackBacks
TrackBack URL: http://gilbane.com/analyst-blog/mt-tb.cgi/10410
Categories
- Administration (13)
- Adobe (12)
- Authoring (190)
- BPM (58)
- Business Intelligence (67)
- CRM (10)
- Cloud (57)
- Collaboration (297)
- Compliance (43)
- Conferences (6)
- Content Management (114)
- DITA (19)
- DRM (4)
- Data Capture (4)
- Databases (15)
- Digital Asset Management (97)
- Digital RIghts Management (16)
- Document Management (171)
- E-commerce (40)
- Enterprise Blogging (37)
- Enterprise Content Management (ECM) (435)
- Enterprise Information Integration (EII) (57)
- Enterprise Search (293)
- Enterprise Wikis (68)
- Globalization (124)
- Governance (3)
- Knowledge Management (50)
- LCMS (8)
- M&A (13)
- Marketing (56)
- Microsoft (39)
- Migration (3)
- Mobile (101)
- Multilingual technology (51)
- Office software (86)
- Open Source (117)
- PDF (5)
- Portals (55)
- Publishing (337)
- RSS/ATOM (5)
- Rich Media (80)
- SaaS (25)
- Search (6)
- Semantic Technologies (101)
- SharePoint (25)
- Social Media (97)
- Social software (212)
- Software Infrastructure (15)
- Software development (78)
- Standards (90)
- Technical Documentation (98)
- Testing (6)
- W3C (53)
- Web Content Management (WCM) (474)
- Web Technology (110)
- Workflow (43)
- XBRL (35)
- XML (249)
- e-learning (14)
- eBook (55)
Monthly Archives
- November 2011 (5)
- October 2011 (17)
- September 2011 (9)
- August 2011 (21)
- July 2011 (10)
- June 2011 (19)
- May 2011 (19)
- April 2011 (14)
- March 2011 (19)
- February 2011 (18)
- January 2011 (23)
- December 2010 (6)
- November 2010 (18)
- October 2010 (27)
- September 2010 (26)
- August 2010 (19)
- July 2010 (35)
- June 2010 (38)
- May 2010 (35)
- April 2010 (51)
- March 2010 (54)
- February 2010 (29)
- January 2010 (44)
- December 2009 (21)
- November 2009 (36)
- October 2009 (45)
- September 2009 (53)
- August 2009 (33)
- July 2009 (21)
- June 2009 (55)
- May 2009 (43)
- April 2009 (52)
- March 2009 (65)
- February 2009 (48)
- January 2009 (40)
- December 2008 (30)
- November 2008 (31)
- October 2008 (46)
- September 2008 (47)
- August 2008 (20)
- July 2008 (46)
- June 2008 (53)
- May 2008 (56)
- April 2008 (43)
- March 2008 (54)
- February 2008 (37)
- January 2008 (39)
- December 2007 (24)
- November 2007 (36)
- October 2007 (47)
- September 2007 (43)
- August 2007 (20)
- July 2007 (38)
- June 2007 (46)
- May 2007 (44)
- April 2007 (43)
- March 2007 (54)
- February 2007 (53)
- January 2007 (59)
Subscribe to our weekly NewsShark newsletter