WebsiteASP releases updated OmniUpdate Web content management system.WebsiteASP Inc. has released its updated
OmniUpdate Web content management system. The updated version includes
significant additions to the earlier version. New features include the ability
to employ scheduled Web page publishing and scheduled reminders, as well as
clickable navigation trails and preview file locking, giving users the ability
to view the status of all files that are locked or available for use.
The scheduled publishing function allows users
to preset times and dates for edited pages to go live. The scheduled reminder
tool works to help ensure that Web page content is fresh. For example, if a
company wants to do a better job of keeping its news release page updated with
the latest news releases, a user could employ the scheduled reminder tool, which
would send an e-mail to the user with a reminder that the Web page has become
"stale."
Noting that the primary focus of the upgrades
was to incorporate feedback from users, OmniUpdate president and CEO Lance
Merker said, "The concept isn't new, but it does make us stand out. We listen
very carefully to the ideas of those who actually use OmniUpdate and incorporate
as many of their ideas as possible."
OmniUpdate's Web content management system
debuted at Internet World Spring 2001. All of OmniUpdate's solutions are
completely Internet browser-based and do not need separate applications
installed or uploaded. The solutions do not require any HTML or programming
knowledge. OmniUpdate solutions include OmniUpdate Publish, an enterprise CMS
solution that starts at $5,000 for a multiuser package, OmniUpdate Express, a
CMS solution for the SMB's starting at $2,500 for a multiuser package, and
OmniUpdate Solo, a single-user CMS solution that starts at $1,000.
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