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Stellent, Inc. announced the release of Outside In XML Export 2.2. Outside In XML Export is designed to enable application developers to integrate XML conversion functionality into their solutions. Version 2.2 includes Stellent’s new XML schema, SearchML, which is designed for information extraction in indexing, knowledge management and content management applications, and is provided with either a Java or C API. In addition to SearchML, XML Export includes FlexionDoc, an XML schema that allows for richer document conversion in more complex applications such as portals and content management systems. Outside In XML Export converts a document’s content, structure and property information to one of these two schema. Outside In XML Export is a server-side technology with both a Java and component application programming interface (CAPI) that ensures ease of integration and implementation. www.stellent.com

iLanguage has identified multilingual eLearning as a major growth area for translation and localization companies, and has formed a partnership with IDON EAST of Newfoundland to offer eLearning solutions in multiple languages across Canada. In addition, iLanguage announced that it is planning to form similar partnerships with eLearning firms in the United States. The two companies will promote each other

TRADOS Incorporated announced the official release of MultiTerm iX, the next version of their corporate language solution. Built around a multi-tier Internet architecture, MultiTerm iX is a flexible and scaleable terminology management system. It is a database solution designed to standardize terminology and distribute it throughout the enterprise over the Internet or intranet at the click of a button. www.trados.com

Vignette Corp. announced that it is deepening its global strategic alliance with BEA Systems Inc. and will deliver a set of portlets that integrate its recently announced Vignette V6 MultiSite Content Manager (VMCM) with BEA WebLogic Portal 4.0. By using the portlets, VMCM will support and integrate with the BEA WebLogic Portal and enable current joint customers to extend their current investments in BEA technology. Vignette V6 MultiSite Content Manager, an extension to Vignette V6 Content Suite, enables organizations to manage content on multiple sites and portals through a single application. The VMCM application will help organizations maximize current or future BEA infrastructure investments to provide functionality such as single sign-on, layout and rendering of portal pages. www.vignette.com

XMLCities, Inc. announced it is using Oracle XML DB, a feature of Oracle9i Database Release 2, for a new application, XMLCapture Suite. Designed to automate the mass conversion of documents and images into XML for document archiving and information management applications, XMLCapture Suite, in combination with Oracle9i Database Release 2, now provides an integrated XML conversion and database solution. Oracle XML DB makes Oracle9i Database Release 2 a repository for XML content that is easily accessible by FTP, WebDAV, and HTTP. Oracle XML DB supports foldering, versioning, and access control of XML content stored and managed in Oracle9i Database. New features that have been integrated into XMLCapture Suite include advanced table handling, including CALS table standards, HTML output and workflow management integration. www.xmlcities.com

iManage, Inc. announced new partners in the government sector that will support the company’s penetration in local, state and federal government departments. Computer & Hi-tech Management, Inc. (CHM), and Ciber, Inc. will use iManage WorkSite to meet the requirements of their public sector clients for centralized, secure collaborative content management. iManage provides the government sector departmental and enterprise solutions that meet regulatory requirements for content management, including compliance with U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Directive 5015.2, the Government Paperwork and Elimination Act (GPEA), Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and other standards. The company’s partnership with CHM and Ciber will help iManage deliver solutions and services to help government organizations address initiatives such as the Freedom of Information Act, correspondence management, e-government, case management, knowledge management and branch management. www.imanage.com

Docent Inc. and Interwoven Inc. announced an alliance to improve the way knowledge is created, managed, and delivered in large enterprises. Through the alliance, Docent and Interwoven customers will be able to converge their organization’s enterprise content strategy with their eLearning strategy. By integrating Docent Enterprise eLearning applications with Interwoven TeamSite content management software, customers can form an enterprise-wide content management infrastructure for knowledge exchange and more easily leverage information residing in content repositories. The ability to easily leverage the organization’s content assets into multiple learning experiences extends the value of that content. www.interwoven.com, www.docent.com

Groove Networks Inc. and Documentum announced an alliance to deliver a content management solution that provides secure content creation and management capabilities for project teams whose members span company boundaries. Both companies will market and sell the combined offering. The joint solution consists of a connector between the Documentum ECM platform and Groove decentralized collaboration software, which allows project teams to access content stored within the Documentum content repository and pull it into a Groove shared space. Team members can collaboratively view, edit and update the content – either online or offline. The project team can then publish final content in the central, secure Documentum repository, where it can be accessed by other team members or anyone with appropriate permissions. www.documentum.com