Content Server News & Articles

Late in 2007, when Hannon Hill (news, site)  the Web CMS vendor, launched Cascade Server 5.0, all the talk was about speed and reliability.

This week, with the official release of the Cascade Server 6.0, Hannon Hill has achieved the speeds it wants as this version is focused on back-end performance enhancements, flexibility to manage more users and new additions: sites, and fully-customizable roles.

Cascade Server is an XML-based web content management system aimed at medium-sized organizations. It includes AJAX enabled WYSIWYG editing, file management, collaboration and compliance support.

We briefly talked global expansion when we met with Yogesh Gupta, CEO of FatWire some time ago and he hinted that the market in the ‘States was going to remain FatWire’s priority for the time being’. Not least, he explained, because there were just as many bad Web solutions at home as abroad.

But it looks like he was blind-siding us, because all of FatWire’s big moves lately have been on the global stage.

The ink is barely dry on the cheque, but already Fatwire’s takeover of Infostoria is reaping tangible reward.

The Web CMS developer has plundered the Infostoria locker in double-quick time, and the result is Fatwire TeamUp, a spanking new collaboration platform that ticks all the right Enterprise 2.0 boxes.

Hannon Hill has just released Cascade Server 5.0, the newest update of its browser-based web CMS product.

Reliability, flexibility and speed: That’s what HH reckons Cascade Server 5.0 all about. The company boast users will find v5.0 faster and more reliable than previous iterations, regardless of how many people are using the system at a given time.