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Atomz Announces WebDAV Support for Atomz Publish

Atomz announced that Atomz Publish supports WebDAV. WebDAV brings visual editing to Web developers and designers by allowing seamless integration between many of the popular HTML editors and Atomz Publish. Support for WebDAV enhances Atomz Publish’s functionality by making the Web content management system a shared network file system, as well as providing a protocol for manipulating and staging content within the user’s favorite HTML editor. Major features include content and template editing, WYSIWYG editing and previewing of changes, file locking and unlocking, unlimited versioning, and a single content repository that is shared between Atomz Publish and the client application. The Atomz Publish file repository can be mounted as a remote file folder, which enables users to access, copy, and delete files using common desktop user interfaces. Then, these files can be managed by workflow processes within Atomz Publish. www.atomz.com

Venetica & BEA in Agreement

Venetica announced an agreement with BEA Systems, Inc. making Venetica’s Content Provider for BEA WebLogic Portal generally available to all BEA WebLogic Portal customers. The Content Provider for BEA WebLogic Portal includes a set of portlets that are designed to provide document sharing and collaboration as well as content integration functionality for accessing content stored on a Windows NTFS File Server. Companies can have the ability to upgrade to the Extended Edition, which includes the full VeniceBridge product, enabling integration of existing content management systems, additional network file systems, and content stored in databases. Venetica’s Content Provider for BEA WebLogic Portal will be available for download from the BEA Portal Solution Center on www.bea.com, www.venetica.com/bea

Interwoven Announces TeamPortal for mySAP Enterprise Portals

Interwoven, Inc. announced the general availability of Interwoven TeamPortal for mySAP Enterprise Portals, offering a rapid integration of content management features into a single portal interface. The integrated solution is the result of joint development efforts between SAP and Interwoven and is available immediately from Interwoven. Interwoven is also integrated with mySAP Enterprise Portals using Interwoven Content Services, a Web services layer. Developed on top of Interwoven Content Services, TeamPortal software for mySAP Enterprise Portals provides reuse of content and content contribution across all initiatives while enforcing corporate approval, audit processes and best practices throughout the enterprise. www.interwoven.com

Factiva Adds Japanese Interface to Content Integration Suite

Factiva announced the launch of a Japanese-language interface for Factiva Search Module and Factiva Track Module to enable Factiva’s content to be integrated into intranets and portals which support Japanese-speaking customers. In addition to this new product interface, Factiva has been aggregating content from numerous Japanese sources during the last 12 months, offering nearly 100 sources in Japanese including key publications such as The Wall Street Journal, The Nihon Keizai Shimbun, The Yomiuri Shimbun, Mainichi Shimbun, Sankei Shimbun, Weekly Toyo Keizai, Jiji Press, Kyodo News and the Dow Jones and Reuters newswires in English and Japanese. www.factiva.com

Openpages & Venture Financial Systems Team

Openpages, Inc. and Venture Financial Systems Group have entered into an alliance agreement to deliver content production solutions to the financial services community. The new alliance draws upon Openpages 4.0 Adaptive Content Platform and Venture’s consulting staff to improve the way financial institutions deliver information to customers. www.openpages.com, www.venturefsg.com

Microsoft Announces Integration of Groove Workspace & SharePoint Team Services

Microsoft Corp. announced that Groove Networks Inc. is working with Microsoft to integrate Groove Workspace, with SharePoint Team Services from Microsoft, to provide customers with a team Web site solution that supports online and offline use and automatic synchronization, and works securely across company firewalls. Groove Networks will deliver a kit that integrates SharePoint Team Services with Groove Workspace, by fall 2002. The combined SharePoint Team Services and Groove Workspace solution will offer customers collaboration tools that enable offline access to team content; automatic synchronization; and secure, real-time collaboration across network boundaries. The SharePoint Team Services/Groove Workspace integration kit will be available to customers via Groove Networks distribution channels. www.groove.net, www.microsoft.com

divine Announces Availability of SinglePoint Search

divine, inc. announced the availability of divine SinglePoint Search, an engine for accessing enterprise content and Web search. The browser-based application features automatic classification and multi-factor relevance ranking. divine SinglePoint Search is a search tool for enterprise users that enables fast and accurate information retrieval of content from both internal and external sources. SinglePoint applies a robust taxonomy and multi-factor relevance ranking to integrated searches of internal and external databases. It also addresses a broad range of information and options to automatically adapt to the data type and user’s query style, and to provide Custom Search Folders that allow easy navigation of search results. divine SinglePoint Search is based on the NorthernLight technology. www.divine.com

Fast Announces AlltheWeb Alchemist

Fast Search & Transfer (FAST) announced that the presentation of search results from AlltheWeb.com can be completely customized with the AlltheWeb Alchemist tool. AlltheWeb now allows technically-minded users to create a customized look and feel for web, multimedia, news, and categorized search results from AlltheWeb via user-defined cascading style sheets (CSS). AlltheWeb Alchemist displays web search results in basic HTML code. Searchers can view these results in this basic format, or customize the results view via their own pre-defined CSS file, allowing the user to control virtually all aspects of result presentation for the various search catalogs and other elements on the page. Users can share their design by sending a link to the style-sheets so that their friends may have the same search experience. As this is a beta technology, no formal support from FAST is provided and FAST is not responsible for any style sheets created by third parties. www.alltheweb.com/alchemist

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