Platformic News & Articles

Platformic has gone social. The online web development environment (OWDE) that mixes content and design has launched SocialSite, a social media platform.

Designed as an integrated social media creation environment aimed at helping companies build highly customizable, complex user communities, SocialSite can be set up to combine social networking and social media functionality into any Platformic Enterprise website without requiring code, ftp, manual style sheets or JavaScript.

Platformic (news, site) helps keep your company site up-to-the-minute by allowing content to be added from wherever you are.

With the advent of Software as a Service (Saas), it's surprising that more browser-based options for web development don't exist. Which is what makes Platformic (news, site) so unique. Not only does it offer a browser-based web development strategy, its platform combines web design with content management.

Recently we spoke with Mark Underhill, Chief Technology Officer at Platformic about their many innovative features. The essence of Platformic 3.0 is that it lets designers, developers and laypeople use the same tools to make exciting designs, offer new media and dynamic content to users who demand it.

At the end of March, Platformic (news, site) introduced a new Embedded Content Tool (ECT) to its web building platform that facilitated the easy use of assets in an enterprise’s media library. As part of its continuing development of a Web Content Management System for use by even novices, it was a timely release.

What they didn’t say at the time was that only six weeks later they would be releasing an entirely new version of their platform that would remove the need for Adobe Dreamweaver, or other third party web-authoring tools.

That version – v3.0 – was unveiled this morning.

A new Embedded Content Tool (ECT) that will allow users with little or no website-building abilities to create sophisticated web pages in real-time has just come onto the market.

Developed by Platformic, an end-to-end web development and SaaS web content management systems company, this new ECT is targeted at non-web-based media companies that need to better enable their content managers and more simply bring disparate media assets into their web content.

If you are one of the 55,000 shared customers of EMC/Documentum and Oracle, then you just might be excited about the recently announced EMC Information Infrastructure for Oracle. If you’re not a customer, stick around anyway and find out what all the hubbub is about.