Astoria News & Articles

From my ECM-er perspective, the reason the iPad is so important is because it marks the beginning of the end of the old generation of publishing, and the popularization of e-publishing.

Among the top challenges facing multi-national manufacturers in today’s globalized market are high costs, difficult regulatory requirements, lawsuits, and lost business opportunities.

Amid this intimidating swirl of liabilities, Astoria Software and Idiom Technologies, Inc. have revealed their findings on the success factors for ECM adoption in a multilingual corporate environment.

There have been a number of posts recently regarding the validity and role of wikis as an information delivery vehicle in a corporate setting. Part of the concern is the unregulated nature of how a wiki works. Because a public wiki includes user generated content, there is very little control over what gets posted by whom, when and how.

Astoria Software, providers of a software-as-a-service (SaaS) content management solution, and XML-based content authoring tool provider In.Vision have teamed-up to address the perennial question plaguing CMS project leaders the world over:

“What do you mean I can’t use Microsoft Word?”

Astoria Software and Idiom Technologies just announced a joint marketing agreement. Aside from doubling their own user databases, the agreement will help clients leverage the coupled SaaS solution for a structured and more scalable content management environment.

Hoping to ease mounting market pressures on manufacturers, Astoria Software has gone into the advice industry with “Dynamic Product Documentation On-Demand,” their latest brief on how on-demand (SaaS) DITA documentation management solutions can lower costs and reduce time to market.