Verity Inc. announced that nine secure messaging management and protection solutions providers have opted to embed the Verity KeyView Software SDKs into their applications. The nine companies: AmikaNow!, Iron Mountain, MessageGate, Messageware, On-Site Sourcing, Steelpoint, Tablus, Vidius, and ZixCorp offer a range of solutions in this category such as email and messaging-based products, legal and compliance applications and services, distribution security software, messaging security, as well as transaction services applications. The Verity KeyView technology can be integrated quickly into all of these vendors’ solutions because it supports C, Java and COM, as well as the Unicode character set standard. In addition, it offers support for the latest versions of Windows, Solaris, Linux, HP-UX and AIX. www.verity.com
Day: April 12, 2004
SchemaLogic announced the addition of Earley and Associates, Carol Hert and Industrial Wisdom to the SchemaLogic solution partner program. SchemaLogic solution partners receive access to technology and training from SchemaLogic in addition to cooperative marketing support. Partners contribute specialized expertise in vertical markets, content management, XML, data integration or information architecture to design and implement solutions using SchemaLogic technology. SchemaLogic and its solution partners help large enterprises manage metadata and business vocabularies from a cross-system perspective, which simplifies information retrieval and semantic interoperability among otherwise disparate information systems. www.schemalogic.com, www.earley.com, www.hert-analytics.com, www.industrialwisdom.com
Arbortext announced the next release of Arbortext 5 will include support for Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA), an IBM-created, OASIS-sponsored initiative that is an XML-based, end-to-end architecture for authoring, producing, and delivering technical information. This architecture consists of a set of design principles for creating “information-typed” modules at a topic level and using that content in delivery modes such as online help and product support portals. DITA is an open standards initiative to develop specialized data models for XML publishing applications that can readily adapt to the requirements of diverse applications while retaining both information and application compatibility. Starting with the DITA ‘topic’ data model, different groups can modify it to support their unique requirements without fear of breaking enterprise publishing software applications or creating incompatibilities with other groups or divisions that would prevent information sharing. DITA specializations can be “snapped on” as deltas to the base support, preventing the need to create or update massive DTDs. The core of DITA provides rich set of semantics for creating architected information. www.arbortext.com
GlobalSCAPE announced the availability of its PublishXML enterprise content management system, designed to meet the requirements of businesses to deliver consistent, up-to-date information across multiple channels, automatically. PublishXML features include content repurposing, multi-server content publishing, and customizable data definitions. In addition, the application supports flexible templating, configurable user and group access rights, and a sophisticated XML workflow engine. PublishXML is targeted for customers ranging from small businesses to large multinational organizations which exist in growing markets including finance and banking, healthcare, technology, media, publishing, manufacturing, higher education and local, state and federal government. PublishXML is expected to ship in April and is priced at $25,000 per server. Education, government, and volume licensing options are available. PublishXML runs on Windows, Linux, Solaris, BSD or MacOS operating systems using Microsoft IIS, Apache, Netscape or Zeus Web servers. www.globalscape.com/publishxml
