Iapps News & Articles

Today's economy is growing internationally and likewise, online retailers need to be able to meet consumers wherever in the world they may be. Bridgeline Digital has updated its iAPPS suite to better enable web retailers and web publishers to meet the needs of an international audience.

IT Magazine KMWorld takes its annual peek at those making waves in the world of knowledge management and other tech areas, with this year's beneficiaries including iAPPS and Acquia Network.

Bridgeline (news, site) won big at last year's CODiEs Awards and is now hitting big in the marketplace with a 189% rise in sales over last year.

Bridgeline Digital's (news, site) latest version of iAPPS Web CMS eases the content approval workflow process for those on the go.

Following the many other Web CMS vendors who've got the Web Engagement Management (WEM) wind in their sails, Bridgeline Digital (news, site) joins the movement with the addition of the iAPPS Marketier product to its line of SaaS Content Management and E-commerce offerings. Here are the details.

Everyone loves a winner and this year's batch of top CODiEs (news, site) have been announced, did your favorite company reach top?

It was a relatively good 2009 for many web content management vendors and Bridgeline (news, site) was no exception. The company announced record revenues and a nice increase in customer base for their fiscal year ending September 30, 2009.

In what appears to be a continued effort to differentiate themselves from the rest of the web content management marketplace, Bridgeline (news, site) offers a new solution to support the management of eCommerce enabled websites.

Bridgeline's (news, site) updated its business suite yet again. SaaS-based iAPPS 2.8 focuses primarily on bettering search engine optimization (SEO) and social networking capabilities within iAPPS Content Manager, Bridgeline's Web CMS software. Version 2.8 brings to the table enhancements such as URL redirection, automatic XML sitemap creation, blog management, and CAPTCHA.

Just realized you need a website up and running fast? Bridgeline Software (news, site) has the answer for you. They have created a new web content management solution called iAPPS Rapid Site -- the ability to get a website, intranet or web application up and running in 5 weeks, in 5 steps.

Interested? Read on.

We love giving you examples of hope in hard times like these, so listen up because our news about Bridgeline Software, Inc. (news, site) is something to keep in mind.

The developer of SaaS-based web application management software and interactive business technology solutions recently announced some fiscal results and they look good. Real good.
 

Bridgeline (news, site) updates its wide-ranging business framework suite to add new features and functionality including site-migration, gallery views and improved system performance and usability.

Are customers fed up with poorly trained, outsourced service personnel? Are they tired of spending endless hours on the phone listening to someone read screens? Maybe. We know that many have been turning to things like Google, forums and other online sites for the answers they seek. So how does a business regain the faith of their customers through support?

They join in conversations in the cloud. Salesforce.com has released a SaaS based application called The Service Cloud which can get business back on track with true customer service.

As you know, the art of graphic design takes investment in training, resources and software. Yet, in today's waning economy, companies are wanting ways to do more with less. Design often falls onto the plate of non-designers, like programmers or information architects in an effort to save money, but can suffer aesthetically, as a result.

Bridgeline Software has announced the release of its iAPPS® Content Manager, which is the premiere product in a set of four solutions on the iAPPS® Framework.

iAPPS® Content Manager is also the first web CMS product intended specifically to address analytics, ecommerce and emarketing needs surrounding web applications.

The solution marries a straightforward “desktop” interface to SaaS flexibility, meaning it can be as personal or as remote as you want it to be. Indeed, the Framework can even be licensed for use in dedicated locations, according to CNN Money.

No fresh offering is really an offering without AJAX: Content Manager’s controls make generous use of it, making the interface robust and easy to use. Desktop-esque conventions also make the solution fully customizable and as personal as each user’s needs and skill-set.